Alice Mary’s confessional indie rock finds beauty in struggle, inviting listeners into a candid and vulnerable inner world where they can feel seen and less alone. As a DIY bedroom producer, Alice wrote and recorded three EPs, with songs featured in Clash and played on BBC Radio Oxford and BBC 6 Music. She has been championed by BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire, performing on the BBC Introducing stage at The Big Feastival.
During the pandemic’s isolation, Alice Mary turned inward, transforming anxiety, loneliness, and longing into deeply vulnerable songs. As her writing grew stronger, so did her confidence, and she realized the music had outgrown her bedroom.
She sought out producer Grace Banks (Marika Hackman, English Teacher), and together they focused on each song’s emotional core. The result is intimate yet expansive—layered and intricate, with sharper guitars, bolder production, and the power of a full band.
Now in her late 30s Alice Mary writes from a place of deeper self-understanding without losing the playful, disarming honesty that defined her early work. These songs release bottled emotions, and give shape to feelings that often go unarticulated.
