This second collection of collaborations, remixes and alternate takes serves as a testament, not only to the breadth of Alice Russells appeal, but also to her versatility as an artist From soul to jazz, from folk to funk, downbeat to broken beat, hip hop to reggae and even soaking up a little drum & bass energy for good measure, Alice switches genres with natural grace and style, aided and abetted by her musical co-conspirators.

The album's all-star lineup includes Bugz In The Attic; Bonobo; Nostalgia 77; Nu:Tone; DJ Vadim; Boub; TM Juke; Unforscene; Natural Self and Wyndham Earl.'Under The Munka Moon II' is also peppered with exclusive stripped-down live tracks, which breathe new life into Alices own back catalogue. For all its glorious eclecticism, this new record has a distinct a sense of purpose and coherence that all compilations strive for but rarely ever achieve. The key to this is Alice Russell herself whose breathtaking voice weaves the divergent styles and sounds of her collaborators together to produce an essential album for newcomers and longtime fans alike.

"The Telegraph" Hook-laden modern classics with hints of everything from Nina Simone to Prince and shades of Dusty Springfield "The Independent On Sunday" She should be more famous than Joss Stone‚ "Metro" Soul music is about delivery - and Alice Russell delivers with far-ranging flair. 'Under The Munka Moon II' should move you in many ways" Alices voice is spectacular, honest and heart-grabbing people hear her sing and are smitten "Q Magazine" "Were Alice Russell American she'd be hanging out with Jill Scott, Angie Stone and Alicia Keys right now" "Straight No Chase" "Alice possesses a voice of such jaw-dropping beauty, it commands you to sit up and take notice"