No, the Yellow Submarine hasn’t had a paint job, but it was one of my favourite films as a kid and has been a big influence on my videos, especially the most recent song “Here Come the Lucky Ones” and “Avant-Guarded”.

The video for “Eleanor Rigby” by The Beatles is here: https://youtu.be/HuS5NuXRb5Y

The new music video for "Here Come the Lucky Ones”, with apologies to The Beatles, is up on PeerTube now. ✨

Watch “Avant-Guarded” here: https://youtu.be/1oof6Nrj_xI

Eat my shorts (or, you know, just watch them): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR5s-JDfPf5j8Zg-1Ed5zN-r1ngprHlJ5

Bandcamp: https://robertafidora.bandcamp.com/

Falling somewhere between Bet Lynch, David Lynch, Laurie Anderson and Gerry Anderson, with polite nods to Toyah, Amanda Lear, Siouxsie, Alison Moyet and Sparks, Roberta Fidora is a musician, amateur biography writer and person of disinterest based at the bottom of the UK (previously releasing music under the moniker CURXES) whose output has incorporated everything from broadcasts in dark forests and giant dancing bear puppets to depressed budgerigars, abandoned rocket testing sites and human taxidermy displays, getting shout-outs from the likes of MOJO magazine, The Independent, The Guardian and BBC6Music along the way. She has also contributed to the field recording project Cities & Memory, with the track Huygens appearing on the accompanying CD to Electronic Sound’s special field recording issue, as well as numerous other electronic/electroclash/synthpop releases which can be found on her website: https://www.robertafidora.com.