Carla dal Forno

Carla dal Forno began her music career in Melbourne in 2010, playing in bands while also completing a degree in fine arts. Dal Forno also released music as a member of F ingers ( Fingers Pty Ltd) alongside Sam Karmel and Tarquin Manek, AllMusic's Paul Simpson described F ingers as creating "sparse, haunting darkwave folk with shadowy vocals, spacious acoustic guitars, fluid bass guitar, and sparingly used synthesizer." Her performance at London's The Islington in February 2017 was caught by Ripes Blake Creighton, who observed "she engaged everyone through her soft, dark and subtle instrumentals and vocals. Everyone was left feeling a sense of emotional connection after each track." She hosted a monthly show on NTS Radio during 2017. Following Blackest Ever Black's closure in 2019, dal Forno released her second album Look Up Sharp on her own Kallista Records, while living in London. By 2022 she had moved to Castlemaine, Victoria and released her third solo album Come Around late that year. Its title track was issued as a single in August. Simpson observed that dal Forno's solo work spans post-punk, dub and ambient pop genres. == Personal life ==

Carla dal Forno and her domestic partner Sanjay Fernandes are the parents of a child. During late 2020 they attempted to return to Melbourne from London amidst the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia. By late 2022 dal Forno was living in Castlemaine. == Discography ==

Albums Solo • ''You Know What It's Like'' (October 2016) – Blackest Ever Black • Look Up Sharp (2019) – Kallista Records • Come Around (2022) – Kallista Records • Confession (2026) – Kallista Records F ingers • Broken Fingers (2013) – Night People • Hide Before Dinner (2015)) – Blackest Ever Black • Awkwardly Blissing Out (2017) – Blackest Ever Black Tarcar • Mince Glace (2014) – Blackest Ever Black • "Come Around" (2022) • "Side by Side" (2022) Mole House • "Hey Come My Way" (2012) – Quemada Records == References ==