Princess Chelsea - Time (Live At Studio Two)

In November 2022, Princess Chelsea and her band The Dream Warriors recorded a live visual special at Abbey Road Studio Two. Today we present "Time" from this session. You can preorder a collectible yellow LP here: http://www.LilChief.lnk.to/LiveAtStudioTwo The full one-hour special will be released on February 27 and leans heavily on her latest album Everything Is Going To Be Alright, which went on to win the Taite Music Prize (New Zealand's equivalent of the Mercury Prize) for outstanding artistic achievement and was recently voted #2 Best New Zealand Album of the 2020s by Rolling Stone. The special was directed by Marc Swadel & Jonathan Bree with art direction by Pat Grimm and Reuben Sutherland who filled the space with hundreds of colourful balloons. The full magic of the space was captured via a 360-degree dolly shot, with musicians appearing through glass baffles providing extra depth and detail. For Beatles aficionados, the legendary Mrs Mills and Challen pianos can be seen, while drummer David Harris is set up in 'Ringo’s Corner'. To accompany it, Lil' Chief Records has pressed a collectible yellow LP featuring selected songs from the session. The LP will be available exclusively via Rough Trade London, in New Zealand record stores and the Lil’ Chief Records webstore. Preorder: LilChief.lnk.to/LiveAtStudioTwo The Dream Warriors: Jasmine Balmer, Joshua Worthington-Church, Simeon Kavanagh-Vincent, David Harris, Joe Kaptein, Kate Tindall joined by Tara Viscardi (harp), Nathan Giorgetti (Cello) Directed by Jonathan Bree and Marc Swadel Produced by Marc Swadel Art Direction: Pat Grimm and Reuben Sutherland Camera: Marc Swadel, Jonathan Bree, Reuben Sutherland, Pat Grimm, Balaz Weidner Julia May, Rohan Thomas, Shaun Dyos Edit: Jamie-Lee Smith and Chelsea Nikkel Animation: Simon Ward and Ashley Brown Grade: Jonathan Bree Audio Mix: Lennie Charles Audio Master: Dave Cooley Abbey Road engineer: Gordon Davidson Recordist: @chris_james_parker Assistant engineer: @Freddielight Assistant engineer: Bob Frisbee Thanks to Mark Robertson at Abbey Road, John Paul-Muir