Kerrie Biddell
Kerrie Biddell wrote 'Alice In Wonderland' in 1996, a song that became her most recognized work. The track draws from folk and Celtic music traditions, with...
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Kerrie Biddell wrote 'Alice In Wonderland' in 1996, a song that became her most recognized work. The track draws from folk and Celtic music traditions, with piano arrangements that reflect her classical background.
Her debut album 'The Chronicles of Alice' centered on Lewis Carroll's story, followed by records like 'The Rabbit Hole' and 'Through the Looking Glass' that continued exploring similar themes. These albums created a consistent musical world around Carroll's characters and imagery.
Biddell's style, described as feminine and whimsical, didn't always find universal acceptance among critics. She worked within Australian music circles, building a fan base around her particular approach to storytelling through song.
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