"Truly scrumptious!" 
(Lynn Parsons, Radio 2)

“A voice that could stop wars” one listener claimed. As far as we know it’s unproven, but there’s no doubt this girl’s got soul. Influenced from an early age by musicians and producers recording music in a studio next door to her house in South London, Alice began playing a variety of instruments throughout her childhood gathering influences and creative ideas from many different musicians and countries travelled.

Her first five track recording entitled ‘Circle Me Sea’ rapidly sold out within three months. She went on to showcase her material at Larmer Tree Festival to a packed out marquee where limited edition EP’s were all snapped up within minutes. Then, by popular demand, Alice put together her accomplished debut album entitled ‘Your World’ working alongside a bunch of talented musicians [including Mercury Music Award nominee Nick Mulvey (Portico Quartet)].

She then worked across international shores on new material alongside Eric Tate in New Haven, Connecticut, and Alan Douches at West West Side Music, New York creating the EP 'Do Not Awaken Love' which gave her opportunities to play at the London Olympics 2012. The title track of the EP was included on Universal music's compilation album for the London 2012 Olympics.

Musicians involved in her live shows come from backgrounds of jazz, folk, and soul which creates a completely unique experience for each gig. She has painted her fusion of acoustic soul & urban folk across many stages including Larmer Tree Festival, Marylebone Fayre, The House of St Barnabus-in-Soho, The Borderline and many more, with regular monthly slots in Gordon Ramsey's York & Albany, and Argentine's Gaucho.

With some critics comparing her vocal style to Norah Jones, Eva Cassidy and Joni Mitchell this song dreamer will leave you with a lasting impression.

As Lewis Carroll said in Alice in Wonderland "Take care of the sense, and the sounds will take care of themselves."

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