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The more I listen to Alice’s music the more I like it!
Am eagerly awaiting her new CD, entitled “Alice Peacock” - I have it on order.
Real Day: : The songs on “Real Day” reflect how I see everyday life. The characters, are all parts of me — kind of my weird take on the world and definitely a little bent but that’s how I see things. The songs have many influences — from rock to country — inspired by artists ranging from Tom Petty to Rickie Lee Jones. People ask me who I compare myself to or what the album sounds like — although I hate to limit my music, “Real Day” is pop with a lot of roots influences. Alice Peacock’s debut album, Real Day, is a wonderful set of country rockers, ballads, and honky-tonk workouts. Lyrically, Peacock delivers the goods on the usual subject matter–love, heartbreak, and personal triumph–but with a sincerity and originality that is rare and refreshing. The character of her voice entices you and makes you care about what she’s saying. In the song “I’ll Be the One,” Peacock proclaims with quiet triumph that she’s “not the one you’re looking for” and that she’ll “be the first to say good-bye,” and yet the plaintiveness in her voice gives her away. Independence is righteous, but also lonely. In its more electric moments, full of organ washes, pedal steel, articulate guitar solos, and a punchy, melodic rhythm section, Real Day pulses with a slick, roots-rock sensibility reminiscent of the Jayhawks. When the album brings the mood inward with intimate tracks replete with cello, mandolin, and piano, you want to sit closer and really listen. This is a mature, personal effort by a young artist who has clearly seen much in her life, and yet one gets the feeling that the journey is only just beginning. –Michael Wells - read more.
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