Alice Phoebe Lou - SHE (Official Video)

I'm a 48 year old bass player in a hard rock cover band. Yet, I cry every time I hear you perform. I don't get it. It's an indescribable emotion, like angry and powerful, but still remains subtle and innocent. Your originals are so well written and relatable. I love your songs so keep doing your thing! It's working well.

If she and Aurora do collab i'm sure as hell, that would cause apocalypse.

this girl would have been an iconic figure in the 70ies

I think this song and film are an understated masterpiece! Haunting and beautiful. Her live performance of this song is amazing.

This song sings to my heart in all the layered ways of music and spiritualism in a way that makes me want to defend it and praise it in such a holistic rarity of worship

Epic. This song stops me, every time, whatever I may be doing and politely demands my attention. First her voice, then the guitar until you’re engulfed in this melodic struggle. To all the “She and He” in the world; EVERYONE DESERVES TO SEE THE STARS…. P.L.U.R.❤

I play on the streets and subway of NYC a lot and often play your songs. Today, for the first time, a woman recognized "Berlin Blues" and sang along and danced! It was so much fun :D It is so amazing to watch you grow and your music spread throughout the world. I looove everything you do, and this video is no exception! Keep it up! Sending you lots and lots of love from NY <3

This woman's vocal range is spine tingling amazing....

Alice Phoebe Lou, I discovered you only a couple of months ago, and you have become a joyful obsession. Your talent is as mesmerizing whether you're busking on a street corner, or putting out a studio piece with one of your ethereal videos. Surely you sing with the voice of the ancient Sirens, and one would have to be chained to the ground to not be drawn in. Though, if your cunning were not pure and benevolent, as it surely is, what a beautiful demise it would be, anyway. Why the seemingly inverse relationship these days between breathtaking talent and popularity? Someone commented that were this the 70's, you would be "iconic". And though you are, of course, an icon to everyone you've touched, brilliance doesn't top the charts as it did a generation ago. The Beatles, Hendrix, Paul Simon, Cat Stevens, Pink Floyd, Marvin Gaye, the list is too long. Brilliance was the norm. No more. The democratization of music has been a great thing. You and others are stellar examples. But corporate monopolies now peddle the lowest common denominator "product" , with exceptions, sure, but "scalability" and commercial "brand" seem to trump all else. I sense, though, those illusory heights are not part of your plan. And I know your authenticity is not corruptible; and your soul not for sale. So glad you're soaring. And so glad you're taking your beautiful "fiery heart" , and your bewildering "fiery mind" along for the ride. Keep on being the icon that you are to those who love you, and those who have yet to discover you. You make the world such a better place.

She is absolutely wonderful - it gives me chills every time I listen to the lyrics <3

I caught only last 5 minutes of a documentary about Hedy Lamarr's life and this song was used during the credits. So fitting. So grateful ❤️

I can't explain the feeling this song has in me, it's like a breath at the end of life, at the beginning of the dream.....

This is so beautiful 😢😢 So proud to be South African🌍❤....love you Alice

I always feel like moving and running madly like a kid when I hear the song

One more time : thank you. Thank you again, for each song, for each of your words. Please keep on being on your own way of awesomeness. There's really so many people out there who truly love the freedom in your art, please keep on feeling free to do what you want. Thank you.

She, she She, she She caught a hole in the fence and she ran She left her troublesome prison behind She didn't wanna fuel the fire She didn't wanna lose her desire She, she She, she She looked out out to the horizon She didn't have much left to see Greed had taken the trees away She had taken the bees away She, she She, she She don't know where she gonna go now She looked up to and it should've been stars She said I wanna go to Mars This this planet, it ain't ours She said I wanna go to Mars And this this planet ain't ours

Heard this on Good Girls. The moment she sang “SHE...” I got goosebumps. Beautiful song

That is breath-taking. I heard it this afternoon when I was driving to the monastery to have a quiet and lonely New Year's Eve. It was magical.

She has such a magical voice

The muses work through Alice.