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Wes Carr was one of the most exciting contestants in the last season of Australian Idol. He performed each song with the easy charisma of a seasoned professional, but anyone who’s followed the Idol machine knows that’s no guarantee of success. After hearing his debut album The Way The World Looks, I’m convinced Wes will not be just another Idol to fall from view.
The single, Love Is An Animal was written by Carr when he was only fifteen. He also wrote the single, East Coast and the title track The Way the World Looks [2]. Carr stated that, This new album is definitely more upbeat and a positive outlook for me, and has flavors from all my past and present influences. I think there's a broader sensibility to my work now. The big difference now is that I'm more comfortable with my musicianship. [3]
In December 2008, Carr, along with Jessica Mauboy, performed at Westfield stores. Carr performed the single You at the Sydney New Year's Eve concert in 2008. On 16 March 2009, Carr performed Feels Like Woah on So You Think You Can Dance. On 20 and 21 March, Carr performed in stores at Westfield Miranda, Sydney and Queen Street Mall, Brisbane. On 2 April 2009, Carr performed tracks from the album at the Sydney City Apple Store. In May 2009, Carr headlinied his first national tour, The Way The World Looks LIVE .
UNICEF-USA's motto is Doing whatever it takes to save a child. That includes reaching out to people in innovative ways and encouraging them to respond to the urgent needs of at-risk children around the world. As UNICEF Ambassador Sir Roger Moore said in the documentary Great Moments in UNICEF History-available on YouTube, of course-it's all about changing the way the world looks at children.
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