Video Review: CARMEN MODJITO “House Is On Fire”

 Carmen Modjito, a non-mainstream popular Australian music craftsman, is the new voice to be figured inside the Australian music industry who is utilizing the intensity of melody and her voice as a stage for social equity and change. 


Her new single "House is on Fire" is a source of inspiration to bring issues to light of what is as of now occurring in our condition locally as well as universally too. 


The video cut is an amazing one and one that reverberates profoundly with Australian's as it highlights the symbolism of our wild, crazy bushfires we had toward the end of last year and into this year. The clasp features news features of the flames just as symbolism from the flames of individuals' homes and our untamed life. 


The clasp at that point moves into other visions to show a greater picture and importance of the melody indicating fights and the changing atmosphere of the world. There is a vision of the understudy fights for environmental change that occurred the world over. Understudies in the roads, holding their signs requesting to spare natural life and to make changes now. Vision in the video cut likewise incorporates individuals everything being equal, speaking to it isn't only the exceptional age with concerns and needing change, however, it is numerous individuals over all ages. 


The verses to the tune are amazing and profound. They notice purchasing natural, and to tune in to all the data from science on an environmental change that just continues overflowing with that individuals overlook. It talks about corporate avarice and cash being the essential worry for people with significant influence. 


To remain behind the message of her tune, Carmen is giving all returns of the tune to various natural associations. 


This is unquestionably a melody for our occasions that will end up being a stalwart hymn for those battling for change and a tune for a trust that our best in class age can achieve change.

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