Formidable Vegetable - Earth People Fair (Official Music Video)

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Listen & download the track: http://music.formidablevegetable.com.au

First track from the album 'Earth People Fair' - out March 15.

Directed by Patrick Jones and produced by Happen Films. Thanks to the following incredible people for appearing in the video: Coni Hidalgo, Jen Love-Huppatz, Lisa Jackson, Brenna Quinlan, Blackwood Ulman Jones, David Holmgren, Beck Lowe, Moe, Brigitte Seum, Su Dennett, Kat Lavers, Richard Telford, Kai Telford, Sen Yoshimoto, Connor Ryan, Marta Ryan, Nick Ritar, Leah Drogriski, Oliver Holmgren, Meg Ulman, Kirsten Bradley and Ashar Ritar. Song written by Charlie Mgee & Formidable Vegetable.

Earth People Fair is a manifesto to finding a sense of ‘home’ from the perspective of someone who has often felt out of place. Partly inspired by Bruce Pascoe’s book ‘Dark Emu’, Mgee points to an urgent need for Australians to start recognising and adopting more sustainable land use in an ecologically-fragile country, attempting to draw links between traditional indigenous practices and more modern systems of permaculture as a way for its more recent inhabitants to try and adapt to the increasingly harsh conditions we all face.

Recorded at MaxSound, Fremantle WA, Chez Mal, St Kilda VIC & the Desert Feet Truck, Gascoyne River, WA. Engineered by Max Power, Andrew Chambers & Jim Moynihan Production by Spoonbill, Dazastah & Formidable Vegetable.

Ukulele, vocals & drums: Charlie Mgee Beats: Dazastah Horns: Mal Webb Violin: Kylie Morrigan Yagu Wila Choir: Janine Oxenham, Petha Farrer Shoveller, Carlien Jeanne, Aria Scarlett, Bec Schofield, Dave Mann & James Abberley.

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