Alice Di Micele “The Ghost of Alice” feat. Darol Anger
Americana Highways brings you this video premiere of Alice Di Micele’s song “The Ghost of Alice” from her forthcoming album Reverse the Flow, which is set for release on October 14. “The Ghost of Alice” features Darol Anger on violin. The album was produced by Bret Levick with Alice Di Micele, mixed by Bret Levick and mastered by Piper Payne.
“The Ghost of Alice” is Alice Di Micele on acoustic guitar, lead and backing vocals; Rob Kohler on electric and acoustic bass; Andy Casad on acoustic guitar; Jenny Conlee-Drizos on Hammond B3; Darol Anger on violin; and Artie Watson on percussion.
This video was filmed by Jeff Burlingham and edited by Alice Di Micele
As Alice tells us, “‘The Ghost of Alice’ is a story that came from the wind. I did a show in Westcliffe, Colorado in October of 2024 and was awoken by a couple of owls so I went out for a full moon walk. The owls followed me from tree to tree all around that little neighborhood and the next day the story brewed and came to life in a campground in Goodland, Kansas next to what appeared to be a haunted house. I really like complicated stories and characters with depth. Every time I sing the song I get something different out of it and I hope the listener experiences that too.”
This song tells a story – a ghost story, a haunted house, a murder mystery and gently sinister sounds to pull you in. The violin punctuates to add chills up and down your spine as the tale unfolds: “the ghost of Alice sings with the owls at night she’s been stuck between the worlds ever since she opened her eyes.”
Find more information here: http://www.alicedimicele.com/
Enjoy our previous coverage here: REVIEW: Alice Di Micele “Interpretations Vol. 1”
