The search for this year’s winner began in January, with hundreds of artists from across the country submitting their music.
Alice was joined by four other finalists – Katie Nicoll, Riley, J Wax and Lo Rays – who took to the stage to perform in front of a live audience.
This year’s judging panel brought together voices from across the Scottish music industry, and included singer and presenter Shereen Cutkelvin, musician Hamish Hawk, international DJ Ewan McVicar and Anna Shields of Dead Pony.
The final was hosted by BBC Introducing in Scotland hosts Stephanie Cheape and Phoebe Inglis-Holmes.
BBC Introducing in Scotland plays a key role in supporting emerging artists by providing airplay, live performance opportunities and industry exposure.
Since launching in 2020, it has supported more than 500 artists across Scotland.
Victoria Easton-Riley, BBC Scotland’s Head of Audio and Events, said: “The talent coming through Scotland right now is truly outstanding, and this year’s finalists showcased an exciting and diverse range of music.
Alice is a hugely deserving winner, and we’re proud that BBC Radio Scotland can support Scottish artists at such an important stage in their careers”.