LINKS
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/alicehurwoodofficial
FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/AliceHurwoodMusic/
YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/@alicehurwood1137?si=siO2bCUgmWjPJHEo
FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/AliceHurwoodMusic/
YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/@alicehurwood1137?si=siO2bCUgmWjPJHEo
BIO OPTIONS
SHORT (63 words)
Australian singer-songwriter and cellist Alice Hurwood crafts cinematic folk-pop that is both ethereal and emotionally raw. Her angelic vocals and evocative cello arrangements explore themes of heartbreak, longing, and self-discovery, balancing vulnerability with strength.
Alice’s debut album Can We Talk Sometime blends her folk and classical influences with rich harmonies and lush cello to create a quaint and intimate kind of pop music.
MEDIUM (96 words)
Enchanting audiences of all ages, Alice Hurwood performs original songs of ethereal beauty, accompanying herself on her beloved cello. Alice attended her first music festival at three weeks of age to watch her mother perform, and has since been traveling the world in search of musical inspirations. Having formally trained as a classical musician, Alice is now breaking free from perfectionism, and sharing with audiences her most intimate experiences of heartbreak, infatuation, loss and self-discovery. Her debut album ‘Can We Talk Sometime’ blends folk, indie, and classical influences into a quaint and intimate kind of pop.
LONG (184 words)
Australian singer-songwriter and cellist Alice Hurwood crafts cinematic folk-pop that is both ethereal and emotionally raw. Her angelic vocals and evocative cello arrangements explore themes of heartbreak, longing, and self-discovery, balancing vulnerability with strength.
Alice’s debut album Can We Talk Sometime was released in 2025, touring through Sydney, Canberra, Nelligen and Melbourne, including three performances at the National Folk Festival. The record built on the momentum of her debut EP Retrospect (2020), which she launched to sold-out shows and critical acclaim.
She has toured and collaborated widely across Australia’s folk and indie scenes, performing with artists including Charm of Finches, Anita Lester, Amelia Evans, Tulliah and David Bridie. In 2023, she was commissioned by vocal ensemble Alta Collective to compose two original works for choir and solo cello.
In addition to her solo work, Alice has performed at major festivals such as Sydney Festival and WOMAD Aotearoa with cult band Not Drowning, Waving for Tabaran. She was named APRA/AMCOS Young Songwriter of the Year for her early songwriting work, and continues to enchant audiences with her warm presence and emotionally detailed live shows.
Australian singer-songwriter and cellist Alice Hurwood crafts cinematic folk-pop that is both ethereal and emotionally raw. Her angelic vocals and evocative cello arrangements explore themes of heartbreak, longing, and self-discovery, balancing vulnerability with strength.
Alice’s debut album Can We Talk Sometime blends her folk and classical influences with rich harmonies and lush cello to create a quaint and intimate kind of pop music.
MEDIUM (96 words)
Enchanting audiences of all ages, Alice Hurwood performs original songs of ethereal beauty, accompanying herself on her beloved cello. Alice attended her first music festival at three weeks of age to watch her mother perform, and has since been traveling the world in search of musical inspirations. Having formally trained as a classical musician, Alice is now breaking free from perfectionism, and sharing with audiences her most intimate experiences of heartbreak, infatuation, loss and self-discovery. Her debut album ‘Can We Talk Sometime’ blends folk, indie, and classical influences into a quaint and intimate kind of pop.
LONG (184 words)
Australian singer-songwriter and cellist Alice Hurwood crafts cinematic folk-pop that is both ethereal and emotionally raw. Her angelic vocals and evocative cello arrangements explore themes of heartbreak, longing, and self-discovery, balancing vulnerability with strength.
Alice’s debut album Can We Talk Sometime was released in 2025, touring through Sydney, Canberra, Nelligen and Melbourne, including three performances at the National Folk Festival. The record built on the momentum of her debut EP Retrospect (2020), which she launched to sold-out shows and critical acclaim.
She has toured and collaborated widely across Australia’s folk and indie scenes, performing with artists including Charm of Finches, Anita Lester, Amelia Evans, Tulliah and David Bridie. In 2023, she was commissioned by vocal ensemble Alta Collective to compose two original works for choir and solo cello.
In addition to her solo work, Alice has performed at major festivals such as Sydney Festival and WOMAD Aotearoa with cult band Not Drowning, Waving for Tabaran. She was named APRA/AMCOS Young Songwriter of the Year for her early songwriting work, and continues to enchant audiences with her warm presence and emotionally detailed live shows.
