Core News — “Singer Alice Russell picks three tunes as Resident DJ. Alice has collaborated on tracks from Mr Scruff’s “Music Takes Me Up” to David Byrne and Fatboy Slim’s concept album ‘Here Lies Love’. Plus we mine the archives as ‘Hello Nasty�... more info

Soul Sides — Tru Thoughts has exhibited ace taste in their covers compilations. Their newest, Covers 2 came out earlier in the month and the line-up is killer. I’m especially into Quantic and Alice Russell’s take on Leonard Castor’s mid-70s Motown classic: ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Sometimes life’s journeys lead us back home matter how far away we travel. It’s been nearly eight years since U.K. born producer Will Holland released a solo album as Quantic. He was certainly busy the whole time, producing records, collaborating... more info

Topix — In a Nov. 9, 2011, file photo Linda Ronstadt accepts the Life Time Achievement award at the Latin Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award and Trustees Award ceremony in Las Vegas. more info

Monsters and Critics — we love Alice Russell! more info

USA Today Music — The soul-inspired singer channels Adele, Amy Winehouse and Chaka Khan. more info

KEXP Seattle — Earlier this month, Alice Russell graced KEXP’s studios with her breathy, soulful style. With a rhythmic push tempered like a slow-build, her set kicked off with the song “For A While.” Donning a gold heart-shaped ring on her left hand, Russell... more info

KEXP Seattle — The weather is getting nicer in Seattle and the shows just keep getting better. Here are some of the highlights of the week: Tonight, Cloud Cult and JBM are at Neptune Theatre. Tuesday night, Alice Russell, Dice & The High Rollers, Mycle Wastman, a... more info

The Independent — The WOMAD festival 2013 lineup will include Brazilian protest musician Gilberto Gil, Malian troubadour Rokia Traoré, reggae and dancehall DJ David Rodigan and British singer-song writer Alice Russell. more info

The Bay Bridged — The Park are one of the most talented and busy bands in the Bay Area, even though they haven’t released much under their own moniker. The quartet made a name for themselves as “the Bay Area’s most sought-after rhythm section,” performing as t... more info