Alice's 2012 album Samsara, released on Universal Music Italia, marks a return to her folk rock roots. The album features a mix of original material and reinterpretations of songs by other artists.
- Samsara was produced by Alberto Ruggiero and recorded at Studio 109 in Milan. The album features collaborations with several notable Italian musicians, including Paolo Conte and Franco Battiato. It reached number 12 on the Italian album charts.
- The album was preceded by the single "Non di solo pane", released in August 2012. The song was inspired by the writings of Saint Augustine. It was Alice's first studio album in four years, following "L'ale'e del vento" (2008).
- Alice's 2012 album Samsara was a critical success, praised for its mature sound and artistic depth. The album featured a selection of covers alongside original compositions, showcasing Alice's eclectic musical taste.
Alice is an Italian singer-songwriter known for her work in the pop and folk rock genres. Samsara was released late in her career, after a period of lesser activity.
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