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Louisa Livingstone Releases Alice Album as Indreba
Louisa Livingstone has released Alice, a five-song album as Indreba, inspired by the rise of AI and Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland.
Black Sabbath’s self-titled debut album was released in 1970. In 2020, Rolling Stone identified Louisa Livingstone as the woman on the Black Sabbath album cover. Livingstone later released two tracks inspired by her experience on the cover, Witch Woman and The Woman by the Mill.
Livingstone released Alice last month under the name Indreba. The five-song album developed into a rock opera inspired by the rise of artificial intelligence and Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland. Livingstone has said that her father reading her the 1871 novel as a child was an inspiration.
Livingstone said she explored a story about herself or Alice falling in love with AI. She also said the album is about being oneself and returning to nature. During its production, she experimented with cloning her own voice and using AI to do different things. Livingstone said she had previously been judgmental about AI but came to see it as a tool that can be used.
Photographer Keith Macmillan said he chose Livingstone because she was five feet tall, so the landscape around her would appear larger.
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