AOTW: “Oblivion” by Alice Phoebe Lou 040926

April 9th, 2026 by Ellie Walsh


 AOTW: “Oblivion” by Alice Phoebe Lou

Reviewed by: Marley Lehmann ’28

Release Date: October 2025

Rating: 9/10

RIYL: Clairo, Phoebe Bridgers, Laufey, Faye Webster

Review:

Alice Phoebe Lou is a South African singer and songwriter who produces indie music unlike a lot of other artists. Her music balances between more upbeat rock and a more relaxed and jazzy sound. She has released six self-funded studio albums so far, including her most recent album, Oblivion. This album holds tracks that are dreamlike and almost haunting, with emotive lyrics that are deeply thought-provoking for every listener.

Throughout the 11 tracks, Alice Phoebe Lou explores themes of vulnerability, finding strength in softness, and the understanding that life isn’t a race; sometimes we need to let go of control and accept ourselves for who we are. Songs such as Pretender, Mind Reader, and You And I, stuck out to me specifically as having very deep lyrics and a cool tone that makes listeners want to stop what they’re doing to focus on the tone. Like artists like Phoebe Bridgers and Faye Webster, Alice Phoebe Lou has softer vocals that blend very nicely with the calming instrumentals to create a track that is relaxing in a way.
Alice Phoebe Lou’s album Oblivion is almost ethereal. While the lyricism is emotional, the album calming with warm and comforting undertones. I highly recommend that everyone go check out this album!



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