Originally from Italy and now based in London, Alice Pisano is a rising star in the city’s pop music scene, winning over fans and tastemakers with her sensational voice and hook-filled songwriting. Since her debut in 2018, she’s been making her mark, releasing a string of singles and two EPs that’s seen her clock millions of plays of her music and hailed as “a true pop princess” by Maia Beth of BBC Radio 1.
Now she brings us her latest release with the new single titled “Back To Her,” a poignant and relatable anthem that explores the complexities of dating someone who hasn’t fully moved on from their previous relationship. The song serves up a captivating blend of emotive storytelling and irresistibly catchy pop melodies to offer the perfect demonstration of Alice’s exceptional songwriting and vocal panache.
“Back To Her” opens with soft, ethereal piano tones and subtle touches of synths before Alice’s velvety voice enters to weave alluring melodic leads over a gently building backdrop of delicate drums and soft bass. As the chorus hits, “Back To Her” transforms into a burst of sensational pop bliss.
The infectious hooks take flight and the song erupts into a vibrant tapestry of shimmering synth flutters, bright piano chords and an infectious danceable rhythm driven by the punchy beat. It’s a moment of pure pop magic that’s sure to stick with you for days after hearing it.
Written by Alice Pisano and Jez Ashurst at Tileyard Studios in London, “Back To Her” is a superb example of Alice’s songwriting prowess. The lyrics are relatable, distilling the bittersweet experience of being in a relationship where the shadow of a past love lingers.
Alice’s ability to blend relatable lyricism with infectious melodies is a winning combination that allows her to stand out in an ocean of pop music. As she goes from strength to strength with each move, Alice Pisano is sure to become a leading name in the UK and beyond.
Commenting on the single, she shares, “I’d been on a few dates with this guy who couldn’t stop talking about his ex, to the point where it became clear he was still not over her – which seems to be a pretty typical situation, so many of my friends have been through it too. It’s about realising you should probably walk away, though that can be hard especially if you’re starting to fall for them.”
Listen to Back To Her below
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