Alice Gold

Although Alice Silver launched her career in London, she began writing songs as an eight-year-old in nearby Camberley. Silver later transferred to America, where she spent half a year touring the united states within a Winnebago while focusing on her music, which funneled her ‘60s affects — Janis Joplin, Jefferson Aircraft, and so on — right into a modern pop/rock and roll sound. Returning house, she relocated to London and started dealing with Dan Carey, a United kingdom manufacturer whose credits included co-writing Kylie Minogue’s number 1 single “Decrease.” Focusing on a shoestring spending budget, both completed Silver’s debut album, Seven Rainbows. Silver then agreed upon with Fiction Information and released her initial one, “Orbiter,” in past due 2010.