IN AN ALTITUDE ONLY SUITABLE FOR HIGHFLYING LO-FI BEATS, YOU CAN FIND JADE ALICE AND HER LATEST EP PINK AND BLUE.
“Jade Alice lives in a wonderland in the sky and, after this stunning EP, it seems like she's not coming down any time soon.”
Up in the clouds, in an altitude only suitable for highflying lo-fi beats, you can find Jade Alice and her latest EP Pink and Blue.
Sculpted into four tracks of soft vapour with the help of LA producer Lucian, Melbourne’s Jade Alice is an angel whose chopped vocals reverberate throughout the sky. Overflowing with notes of nostalgia, each track infuses soft caresses of electronic with sentiments of classic doo-wop and delicate lyrics. From opener ‘angel boy’, which rides the commercial airstreams of summer, each track that follows increases in grace. With ‘minty kisses’ truly transporting you back to the sixties, ‘Love Me Please?’ moulding the hop, skip and jump of doo-wop into its electronic soul, and ‘Wendy’ building rays of sunshine from of patchwork of swirling vocals.
Jade Alice lives in a wonderland in the sky and, after this stunning EP, it seems like she's not coming down any time soon.
