What makes Alice by Moby notable?

'Alice' achieved notable chart performance, particularly in the electronic music scene, and was recognized for its innovative remixes that highlighted Moby's ability to blend genres. The single has been influential in the downtempo and chill-out scenes, often featured in compilations and playlists aimed at creating an atmospheric listening experience. By the time 'Alice' was released in March 2008, Moby had established himself as a major figure in electronic music following the success of his 1999 album 'Play'. This release came during a period where Moby was exploring various remix styles and collaborations, showcasing his versatility within the electronic genre.

How many songs are on Alice?

Alice has 4 tracks, running approximately 19 minutes.

Alice

Moby · 2008

19 min · 4 tracks · alternative rock

A pulsating blend of electronic beats and ethereal melodies, merging ambient textures with club-ready rhythms.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Alice (Drop the Lime-Heavy Bass remix) — This remix stands out with its heavy bass and danceable beat, transforming the original into a vibrant club anthem that showcases Moby's adaptability.
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Alice (radio edit) — The radio edit condenses the essence of the track into a succinct form, making it accessible to a wider audience while retaining its atmospheric qualities.
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Alice (General MIDI remix) — This remix emphasizes Moby's experimental side, using distinctive MIDI sounds to create a playful yet immersive reinterpretation of the original track.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A solid single showcasing Moby's sound, but not a standout in his broader discography.
Themes: electronic nostalgia· heavy bass dance floors· ambient soundscapes
Career context: By the time 'Alice' was released in March 2008, Moby had established himself as a major figure in electronic music following the success of his 1999 album 'Play'. This release came during a period where Moby was exploring various remix styles and collaborations, showcasing his versatility within the electronic genre.
Stylistic neighbors: Massive Attack· Thievery Corporation· Air

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Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

Alice (radio edit)

The moment shifts from introspective musings to an urgent call for connection, illustrating a longing for deeper interaction amidst an electronic backdrop.

This transition captures the duality of isolation and desire, reflecting Moby's skillful blending of personal themes with expansive soundscapes.