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Alice Russell On World Cafe

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World Cafe

Alice Russell On World Cafe

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The British soul singer stopped by World Cafe Live in Philadelphia during her first U.S. tour in three years. On this episode of World Cafe, David Dye sits down with Russell and spotlights the best recordings from her sold-out show.

Alice Russell On World Cafe

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Alice Russell: Tiny Desk Concert

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Tiny Desk

Alice Russell: Tiny Desk Concert

There's nothing restrained about an Alice Russell performance: It's emotionally fiery from the start and just gets hotter and grittier — especially when she's singing "To Dust," the title track from her new album. Watch the British singer perform three songs live in the NPR Music offices.

Alice Russell: Tiny Desk Concert

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KCRW Presents: Quantic And Alice Russell

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Studio Sessions

KCRW Presents: Quantic And Alice Russell

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The duo teams up to create a mix of soul and Latin-inspired grooves, performed live at KCRW.

KCRW Presents: Quantic And Alice Russell

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Alice Russell: Under Smoky Club Lights

Every few decades, the British invade. This time out, the onslaught features a bevy of beautiful women with deep voices and serious soul. Alice Russell hitched a ride on that boat, and with Pot of Gold and the song "Lights Went Out," she plants her flag and claims some fresh territory for herself.

Lights Went Out

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