Carla Patullo
Los Angeles, California, United States | Established. Jan 01, 2025 | INDIE
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“an epic new offering … Patullo's latest is a rich, orchestral journey through tribulation and recovery, expressed through luscious orchestrations of swelling strings, dreamy keys, and thoughtful electronic flourishes.” - Earmilk
With Historic Wins, LGBTQ Artists Proved That Change Is Happening at the 2024 Grammys. LGBTQ artists saw huge wins. “We had Carla Patullo winning for best new age, ambient or chant album,” he tells Billboard. “It felt like we finally had wonderful representation in all genres, and I think that’s really important because it’s not just about [queer artists] being in pop or dance. I never even thought about having LGBTQ inclusion in the best new age category!” - Billboard
Carla Patullo is sure to have made music that has caught the attention of many an ear, thanks to her prolific body of work spanning films and shows . . . characterized by her impressive versatility and willingness to think outside of the box, which has granted her success as a film and show composer AND as a touring performer, both solo and with her band - Hidden Remote
Discography
Everybody Dies...Sometimes (2024 - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack/ The Soundry)
Maxine (2023 - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack/ Walt Disney Records)
So She Howls (2023/The Soundry) Grammy Award for Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album
Apotheke (2023 - Single/ The Soundry)
Porno (2020 - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack/ Lakeshore Records)
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Bio
Carla Patullo is best known for her music that blends lush acoustics with layered vocals and experimental electronics. Her music strives to connect with the deep human emotions that are found in moments of grief, healing, redemption, and joy. Carla’s latest work, the GRAMMY®-Winning album So She Howls follows a near-death experience, from which she emerged with a new sense of adventure and gratitude. It features the Scorchio Quartet (Philip Glass, David Bowie, Laurie Anderson), the vocal ensemble Tonality (Bjork), and violinist Lili Haydn.
Carla has performed with Sandra Bernhard, Liza Minnelli, Rufus Wainright, Justin Vivian Bond, Lili Haydn, Leisha Hailey, and many more. She has performed at festivals such as Sundance, NXNE, SXSW, WAVES Arezzo Love Festival, San Francisco Pride, Brooklyn Pride, and Austin Pride.
Some of Carla’s recent film scores include the Disney+ film Maxine starring Margaret Cho, directed by Niki Ang; Charlotte Hamblin’s Everybody Dies Sometimes, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival; Magic Hour, an upcoming dramedy starring Miriam Shor; My Name Is Maria De Jesus, an HBO Latino film; Porno, Fangoria’s recent SXSW hit; the IDA shortlisted documentary Lotte that Silhouette Girl; and an in-the-works project called Bitterroot, a beautiful new film about the Hmong community. As her body of film work shows, Patullo is passionate about writing music that supports and advances inclusion for women, immigrants, and the LGBTQ+ community.
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