Carla Geneve’s arresting new album Hertz explores her bipolar disorder lyrically, narratively and sonically.
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time.Hertz is a unit of measurement equivalent to one event cycle per second. Expressed visually, a series of hertz cycles is typically depicted as a line moving linearly across a chart, dipping below and rising above a horizontal axis, forming an undulating sine wave as it goes. The same plotting can be used to visually represent music, too.
“I wanted it to sound like the whole is just breaking. It’s a shock of pure emotion. Watching someone go through a psychosis, it’s that complete disconnect from reality. There is just static white noise that comes out of nowhere; that’s what we were trying to make,” says Geneve. By the album’s closer“I remember walking around Fremantle, and just being like: ‘This is so beautiful’. I was thinking about everything around me.
“It comes back to the title of the album, talking about a frequency that runs through everything in the world. Usually at the start of summer, I’ll start feeling better – more social, feeling creative, inspired and extremely hyper-focused, usually on music,” says Geneve.
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