"Alice Wallace is on a new adventure. The California-based singer/songwriter is giving it a go as a full-time musician. “As of this month, I’m done with my regular job and will be a touring musician,” she says during a recent interview." - Adrian Gomez, Albuquerque Journal
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"Alice Wallace took the stage right after with a completely different vibe; polished, vibrant, and with a voice as rich as the sun that her recordings don’t accurately capture." - Nadia Noir, KROQ.com
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"Alice Wallace was a standout for sure, taking the stage like a seasoned pro despite the sudden dip in temperature." - Kelli Skye Fadroski, OC Register
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"A rare songbird nestled in the wild, untamed forest of local singer-songwriters, Alice Wallace has her musical ascension almost figured out. Sipping her tea with an unwavering sense of confidence mixed with her straight-forward, sincere demeanor, Wallace says she’s finally ready to jump off that cliff, fiscal or otherwise, and fly. Her flight plan is just waiting for her to take off." - Nadia Noir, KROQ.com
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"OC rising star Alice Wallace chatted with the crowd in between songs, giving us insight into her writing and musical influences. Her voice permeated the chatty crowd and before long every eye was glued to the stage."
- Chantel Donnan, Music in Press
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"...throughout (Sweet Madness) Wallace happily revels in a voice that plays around with styles but always just plain sounds pretty good. So it's a traditional album, Sweet Madness, but one that uses a variety of traditions instead of just one and does so in engaging fashion."
-Ned Raggett, OC Weekly
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"Wallace is a golden-toned songstress who wavers from soft and airy to full and passionate depending on the style of song, which could be anything from folk to blues to old style country."
-Sarah Payne, Corvallis Gazette-Times Entertainer
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"Sweet Madness is a rich album, filled with emotion and surprising turns that are sensuous and inviting. So, welcome to an album that makes honey off the lovelorn maddening days."
-Yvette Quintero, Music in Press
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"The record is dynamic, non-skipworthy and best of all, sincere. Like your favorite local pizza joint, this woman can deliver in many styles -- from alt-country to soul, from folk-rock to blues."
- Myles Cochrane, Tri-City Weekly
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"Alice Wallace has had her heart broken. You can tell in her music. But she won’t break yours."
-Susan Smiley-Height, Ocala.com
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"With Sweet Madness, Alice Wallace displays an immense amount of talent, most notably in the quality of her voice, which is gilded lightning. Her lyrics may be relatively simple, but they are powerfully emotional and deeply personal, while her music is well crafted and often spot-on to the mood she’s looking to create. It’s not a perfect album, but for a first effort it is stunning, far better than many notable artists produce at the height of their careers."
- Jason D. "Diesel" Hamad, No Surf Music
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"As far as folk singers go, Alice Wallace is one to watch. The Orange County-based artist has just released an album, and is getting ready to embark on a West coast tour all in the next few months. It’s a busy time for the Florida native, but the future looks bright for this folksy singer/songwriter....."
-Yvette Quintero, Music in Press
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"I met Alice Wallace, a rising alt-country/rocker/blues talent, when she played right before the Greencards at The Mint several months ago...and felt I was seeing an emerging artist."
- Curt Gibbs, ExperienceLA.com
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"Local singer-songwriter Alice Wallace turned in a 35-minute set that served as kind of a sequential tale of her recent move from Florida to Orange County. Armed with a voice capable of impressive vocal gymnastics (including an aptly titled closer about teaching herself to yodel that would impress Jewel), Wallace used effective storytelling and straightforward songs to entertain. A reworked cover of the Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” the original power-pop arrangement transformed into reflective longing, was a crowd favorite."
- Robert Kinsler, OC Register SoundCheck