My personal Substack
Swedish folk musician and daughter of of a pastor. Her music draws inspiration from hymns, prayers, and church choirs. We met the folk music phenomen after her sold out church concerts in January.
ALICE had a chance to talk to Scottish musician Brìghde Chaimbeul before one of her shows in October; about pipes, finding your authenticity, and why you shouldn’t piss fairies off.
We spoke tothe Chicago-based Circuit des Yeux about what it is like going on tour while pregnant, about working so late that one might call it morning, and her relationship with her voice.
The polish musical duo spoke about musical fieldwork, uniting global roots and improvisation, and how going through hardship yourself can change how you interpret your own repertoire.
Arushi Jain tells us why her modular setup needs half an hour to warm up, how she found her instrument, and the unexpected joy of reading device manuals.
The experimental electronic musician Drew McDowall shares how to get out of creative block, his best advice for collaborating with others, and why you shouldn’t get too hung up on equipment.
Amalie Dahl from Amalie Dahl’s Dafnie shares her thoughts on music as a political act, the most important criterion for playing in her band, and her best tip to get the dance floor going.
This is ALICEcph’s Substack.
