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Watch Lisa Crawley Video Shot By Birds Of Tokyo Director Sean Gilligan

by Paul Cashmere on September 5, 2013

in New Music,News

New Zealand’s Lisa Crawley has a video for her new album ‘All In My Head’ in Brisbane with Sean Gilligan, who has worked with Birds of Tokyo, Silverchair and Missy Higgins.

Gilligan worked with Lisa on the track ‘Elizabeth’.

Lisa has showcased around the world in recent years playing SXSW in Texas, venues in London and even the nightclubs and bars of China and Japan. She has also featured on tours of New Zealand by John Mayer and Paul Weller.

Lisa’s debut album ‘Everything That I Have Seen’ was released in October, 2011 and featured the song ‘Blind Eyes’ which was heard throughout New Zealand in a Microsoft commercial.

‘All In My Head’ was recorded in Waiuku, New Zealand with Djeisan Suskov. Lisa approached the sessions from a 60s perspective. “Overall, we’ve gone for a 60s influence – I’ve been listening to lots of girl groups and lots of Beatles. It’s definitely a step up, lyrically and musically, from my last album,” she said.

Lisa will visit Australia to launch the ‘All In My Head’ album.

Dates are:

September 14, Melbourne, Ding Dong
September 18, Melbourne, The Toff
September 19, St Kilda, The Espy
September 21, Sydney, The Beresford Upstairs

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