Radio Free Alice

Sep 2026

Radio Free Alice captures the kinetic energy and off-stage cadence of their latest project, Waste of Space, through a lens that feels both immediate and introspective. Produced by Good Oil, this music media and entertainment campaign eschews the polished sheen typical of industry promotional content, opting instead for a gritty, documentary-focused aesthetic that feels deeply authentic to the band's creative spirit. The film acts as a visual diary, weaving together high-intensity performance footage of drums and guitars with quiet, observational snapshots of the mundane—a discarded meal, a backgammon board, and urban detritus. By utilizing high-contrast lighting and a distinct monochrome palette, the directors lean into a moody, artistic atmosphere that emphasizes sharp shadows and raw texture. This live-action technique effectively grounds the band's musical persona in the visceral reality of their daily lives, balancing moments of performance-driven fury with the stillness of their creative environment. Through this deliberate approach, the project avoids traditional music industry tropes, choosing instead to present a layered, tactile portrait of the ensemble. By shifting rapidly between performance and lifestyle vignettes, the imagery reads as a comprehensive exploration of the band's identity, providing fans with a behind-the-scenes look that is as much about the process as it is about the sound itself, ultimately grounding their art within a shared, recognizable world.

Horizontal, Moody, Monochrome

Hard Light

Music

Textured Backdrop

Music Video