Alice Wallace

Here I Am, Nashvillian songstress Alice Wallace declares on her new album, releasing June 28 via Mule Kick Records. It’s a title that hints at her deeply personal, confessional songwriting style, one that invites the listener to gaze at her beating heart as each intimate secret pours out, propelled by a powerful, expressive delivery that marks her as one of the true vocal talents of her generation. Join her for her Nashville release show on July 3rd at the Analog, along with eclectic roots-soul songwriter Melody Walker and her 'Lectric Band. Wallace was named 2017 Female Vocalist of the Year by the California Country Awards and her voice has been called “a powerful natural occurrence… an awe-striking wonder" by Saving Country Music. She previously released four solo albums, the latest of which, 2019’s Into the Blue, earned recognition from Rolling Stone Country with the title track being named one of the Best Americana Songs to Hear Now. Here I Am is the first of her solo albums to be recorded since moving to Nashville, and in true Music City style, backed by a lineup of world-class musicians and produced by Nick Buda. Cuttingly self-exploring, delivered with emotionality, and with just the right pop Americana sensibilities, Here I Am is Alice Wallace’s most expansive album yet. ABOUT MELODY WALKER Melody Walker is a songwriter, producer, performer, and fervent believer that songs can change the world. Best known for her writing with Molly Tuttle [youtube.com], Sierra Ferrell [youtube.com], and her own band Front Country, Melody’s post-pandemic rebirth has found her setting roots down in her home of East Nashville, co-writing with her talented neighbors and hosting her weekly round, Writers’ Kitchen [instagram.com]. Her blend of Americana and Pop has won her accolades from Merlefest to Telluride and now the GRAMMYs, with co-writes on Molly Tuttle’s GRAMMY-winning albums, Crooked Tree and City of Gold. 2024 brought the release of Sierra Ferrell's latest album Trail of Flowers, featuring the Walker-penned instant classics "American Dreaming", "Dollar Bill Bar" and "Wish You Well". Melody has begun releasing her first solo music in over a decade, stepping into her own as an artist and finding magic in queer collaboration. Whether going folk-viral on TikTok or protesting red state repression with her Grateful Dead drag band [gratefuldrag.com], BERTHA, Melody is ready to ride whatever cosmic creative waves the universe sends her way.