Listening to Alice Howe’s song, “Twilight,” I can imagine a club full of people anticipating and belting the chorus with her. It would fit right in at a good Irish pub–it has all the beauty and tension of all those great songs that you know by heart. It’s the dichotomous spaces that Howe explores so wonderfully in this song–togetherness and solitude, staying and going, and the song’s focus on twilight works perfectly as a throughline.
Alice says, “The first glimmer of a new song often comes to me when I am singing to myself in a moment of inspiration. I’ll be taking a walk, or sitting somewhere outdoors, and I will begin improvising with words and melody. The stillness and solace that I find in nature allows me to tap into something timeless, a pure thread of creative energy that urges me to sing.”
Check out “Twilight” and find more about Alice–tour dates and more music–at her website!