| 1. A New Bruise |
| 2. How Will I Be Now? |
| 3. Perfect Girl |
| 4. Friendly Fire |
| 5. I Breathe |
| 6. Retrograde Heart |
| 7. Heroin |
| 8. Gloria |
| 9. Last Night |
| 10. Going Home |
| 11. No Idea |
| 12. Hard To Forget (+hidden track) |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
From Boston to Brooklyn - Alice Lee's new CD, Lovers and Losers, is a compendium of four years of work and features a songbook of discovery and heartbreak. It demonstrates her range, containing elements of folk, rock, soul, and jazz in her most accessible offering yet. Lee was born in Boston, MA, and trained early on in classical music by her pianist mother. Periods of sporadic nomadism landed her in Los Angeles and Orange County, CA for the bulk of her childhood and to San Francisco, New York, and Melbourne, Australia for her nascent adulthood. She found herself living in DC, busking in Paris and Amsterdam and performing in Edinburgh and Ghent. A demo EP followed. Through the help of a couple of friends, the tracks were finished in Virginia and Europe in a couple of days of recording. After moving to Brooklyn and playing solo gigs in New York, San Francisco, Boston, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC, she found like minds in bassist Tony Maimone (Pere Ubu, They Might Be Giants) and studio whiz Joel Hamilton (Shiner, Sparklehorse). Her second release, The Quicksand EP featuring Matt Brubeck (Sheryl Crow, Tom Waits) and Maimone, skirts along the boundaries of what could loosely be called rock, encompassing bossa nova, bhangra funk, and electronic drum and bass. Her third CD, The Art of Forgetting, takes her signature sound in a new direction, applying her intimate songs onto a canvas of electronic sounds coupled with live instrumentation. Recorded at Studio G Brooklyn, featuring Maimone and Yuval Gabay (Soul Coughing, Roni Size), these tracks comprise her first collaboration with Hamilton. It has been picked up by Carrot Top Distribution and has been selected for use in MTV's The Real World. Her distinctive vocal style and songwriting have seen increasing recognition and airplay internationally. She was a featured vocalist in the Brooklynites collective and had a long-running residency with them in Williamsburg. She has been featured in ! Jane Magazine's compilation CD and was a Semi-Finalist in The American Music Awards® Presents The Coca-Cola New Music Award 2002/2003 Competition.
Product Description
From Boston to Brooklyn - Alice Lee's new CD, Lovers and Losers, is a compendium of four years of work and features a songbook of discovery and heartbreak. It demonstrates her range, containing elements of folk, rock, soul, and jazz in her most accessible offering yet.
From Boston to Brooklyn - Alice Lee's new CD, Lovers and Losers, is a compendium of four years of work and features a songbook of discovery and heartbreak. It demonstrates her range, containing elements of folk, rock, soul, and jazz in her most accessible offering yet. Lee was born in Boston, MA, and trained early on in classical music by her pianist mother. Periods of sporadic nomadism landed her in Los Angeles and Orange County, CA for the bulk of her childhood and to San Francisco, New York, and Melbourne, Australia for her nascent adulthood. She found herself living in DC, busking in Paris and Amsterdam and performing in Edinburgh and Ghent. A demo EP followed. Through the help of a couple of friends, the tracks were finished in Virginia and Europe in a couple of days of recording. After moving to Brooklyn and playing solo gigs in New York, San Francisco, Boston, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC, she found like minds in bassist Tony Maimone (Pere Ubu, They Might Be Giants) and studio whiz Joel Hamilton (Shiner, Sparklehorse). Her second release, The Quicksand EP featuring Matt Brubeck (Sheryl Crow, Tom Waits) and Maimone, skirts along the boundaries of what could loosely be called rock, encompassing bossa nova, bhangra funk, and electronic drum and bass. Her third CD, The Art of Forgetting, takes her signature sound in a new direction, applying her intimate songs onto a canvas of electronic sounds coupled with live instrumentation. Recorded at Studio G Brooklyn, featuring Maimone and Yuval Gabay (Soul Coughing, Roni Size), these tracks comprise her first collaboration with Hamilton. It has been picked up by Carrot Top Distribution and has been selected for use in MTV's The Real World. Her distinctive vocal style and songwriting have seen increasing recognition and airplay internationally. She was a featured vocalist in the Brooklynites collective and had a long-running residency with them in Williamsburg. She has been featured in ! Jane Magazine's compilation CD and was a Semi-Finalist in The American Music Awards® Presents The Coca-Cola New Music Award 2002/2003 Competition.
Product Description
From Boston to Brooklyn - Alice Lee's new CD, Lovers and Losers, is a compendium of four years of work and features a songbook of discovery and heartbreak. It demonstrates her range, containing elements of folk, rock, soul, and jazz in her most accessible offering yet.
Lovers and Losers,Alice Lee,The Orchard,Pop,Pop Vocals,Rock,Rock/Pop
Rock Music:
- Man on Your Street [Import]
- Midnight Special [Import]
- Mobscene [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
- Mother's Memories
- Night of the Werewolf
- No Push Collide [Import]
- Rawhide
- Rise To Offend [NUMBERED EDITION]
- Rockabilly [Import]
- Rock Angelz [Import]
Rock Music
Brahms: Ein Duetsches Requiem (German Requiem)
Country Party Hosted by Jayme Austin, Vol. 1
Bee Gees-Greatest Hits Go [Import]
Chess (1986 London Concept Cast - 1985 RCA/BMG Release) [Cast Recording]
Chopin: Sonata In B/Rachmaninov: Polka On A Theme By WR/Preludes/Three Nocturnes/Liszt: Sonata In B
Bach J.S: Suites Nos 1 - 4 Bwv 1066-1069 [Import]