Renee-Louise Carafice


“Imagine melding Liz Phair with Joanna Newsom, but the product being even more stunning than the sum of its parts,” wrote author Rachael King in 2008, on her blog The Sound of Butterflies. She was describing the debut album of Auckland-born artist Renee-Louise Carafice, which had recently been released.

“I see her in the same vein of musical genius as David Mitchell (The 3Ds) and Ed Cake (Bressa Creeting Cake), with songs that reach deep inside you in a way you just don’t quite understand; it’s like they’ve always been there inside you and only now someone is pointing them out. You didn’t realise they’d been missing from your life, but it’s as if someone has just told you that you need air to survive, or that the ocean exists.”

Renee-Louise Carafice with her birds, 2010, the year of her album I Will Raise a Bird Army. 
Renee-Louise Carafice during the recording of I Will Raise a Bird Army, 2009.
Renee-Louise Carafice, 2017
Renee-Louise Carafice in 2019
Renee-Louise Carafice - A Kick To The Head
Renee-Louise Carafice in 2009
Renee-Louise Carafice and her bird, 2016
Renee-Louise Carafice - The Bird She Can't Catch
Renee-Louise Carafice, 2008. “Imagine melding Liz Phair with Joanna Newsom, but the product being even more stunning than the sum of its parts,” wrote author Rachael King. 
Renee-Louise Carafice on the Lorazopam video shoot, 2008.
I Have Some Problems
Renee-Louise Carafice - Runt Kid Psalm
Renee-Louise Carafice during the recording of Power Animals, 2014.
Renee-Louise Carafice in a publicity photo, 2015.
Renee-Louise Carafice: You Are a Little Ghost
Renee-Louise Carafice in 2008, when her Tells You to Fight album was released. 
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