Alice Jemima

Alice Jemima is a British singer-songwriter and producer hailing from Devon, England, known for her dreamy electronic pop and DIY approach to music. Starting her career as a teenager, she self-released bedroom-recorded tracks that caught the ear of Rob da Bank’s Sunday Best label, which later released her self-titled debut album in 2017. Her sound blends airy vocals with lush synths and introspective lyrics, earning comparisons to artists like Grimes and FKA twigs.

Jemima’s catalogue includes a mix of originals and cheeky covers, like her viral 2016 spin on Blackstreet’s "No Diggity," which got a fresh remix treatment from Lauer in 2023. Tracks like "Love My Flaws," "Everything Changes," and "Dancing in Love" showcase her knack for crafting glitchy, ethereal bops that balance vulnerability with dancefloor-ready grooves. She’s built a reputation for writing, producing, and mixing her work entirely solo, giving her music an intimate, self-made charm that’s won her a loyal indie-pop following.