Alice Jemima - Liquorice

1.    Who is she?

Alice Jemima is an indie pop musician from Devon, England. She has two short players to her name. Liquorice (April’16) bubbles off Alice Jemima’s second E.P. Liquorice (June’16).



2. What kind of devilry is spinning?

Liquourice is, as the name implies, damn sweet candy pop. Light, pacy, vocals propel the song with bubbling big bass and occasional flourishes of an addictive piano hook. Done and dusted in the magic three minutes and Liquorice leaves you hanging for more.


3. Who does Alice Jemima sound like?

Feist.


4. What have the press said about Liqourice?
 

“Head noddingly lovely” – Alphabet Bands.

“Utterly unique pop song” – Breaking More Waves.

“Merges sultry sweet vocals with contemporary electronic production” – Sunday Best.

5. Which bands put the whimsical in Alice Jemima’s pop?

Alice Jemima is inspired by music by Feist, The XX, Beth Orton, Lana Del Ray and Belle and Sebastian.


6. Why should I press play?

Liquorice is stylish pop.


7. Does Alice Jemima have any more lovelies?

There is plenty of love out there for her cover of No Diggity.


8. Any more words?

Alice Jemima is supporting Lady Hawke on her UK tour in June.

“Drink, dance, I’m up all night

Hate the feeling in the morning but I’ll do it again”

 

Feist is an indie pop musician from Calgary, Canada. She has four solo albums on her resume. 1234 (2007) skipped off her third album The Reminder that debuted at number 2 in the Canadian charts and once Apple picked 1234 up for a commerical it propelled Feist to worldwide fame and fortune and is a song Time rated as the second best song of 2007 and called a  “masterpiece.”

“Money can’t buy you back the love you had then”