Alice Russell - "Hard & Strong" [Live BBC Session]

February 22, 2013 - 7:31 p.m.

Singer Alice Russell recently performed a short set on Craig Charles's Funk & SoulShow on BBC. We have already gotten a taste of her new album, To Dust, but now we can see what her new album sounds like live with a performance of single "Hard & Strong." She is joined by producer TM Juke on guitar as well as a powerful, large band. Bask in her beautiful vocals below and pre-order the new album, out Tuesday, via iTunes.

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