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About
Lisa Call Lisa an urban cowgirl with soul. Her music is sexy, sassy, no holds barred a singer slash songwriter who sings from the heart and plays from the hip with a take life as it comes attitude. She is a tender storyteller who weaves tales of life as a woman finding her path through the experience of what it means to live and love and be loved while being bold and feminine at the same time. Staying true to her moods and close to her roots, Lisa inspires quite effortlessly with a voice that soars and takes you along for the ride. In the studio and on the stage, Lisa's recent collaborations with award winning producers and musicians including, Loris Holland (Mariah Carey, Celine Dion), Keith Diamond (Mick Jaggar, Donna Summer), David Greeenberg (Patti Rothberg), Mash (Dreamworks Records), Bernd Shopnart (Patti Austin, C&C Music Factory) and Andrew Sherman (Lalah Hathaway, Brandy) have lead her to the release of her first CD, Becoming-- 10 original songs twisted with pop, soul and a country twang that are grasping the attention of listeners far and wide; from college radio, to NPR, to Internet Radio and radio stations throughout the US, Europe, Russia and the United Kingdom. Lisas talents were nurtured by her parents who were well-known songwriters in the 60's for top rate groovers like the Supremes, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, etc. Lisa began singing in her grandmothers kitchen archway as a toddler and started playing the piano, flute and clarinet a few years later. While studying drama at NYC's High School of Performing Arts, Lisas flair for songwriting and performance began to flourish and these talents were added to her repertoire of commercials, plays and television credits. Lisa then went on to pursue her talents in music at exclusive Bard College where she graduated with honors in Arranging and Composition and received the Larry McLeod Award in Jazz. It was there, nestled in the mountains of the Hudson Valley, where Lisa took up the guitar and became inspired by classic rockers like Jackson Browne, The Eagles, Carol King, Janis Joplin. "It wasnt long before I formed a country band with my good friend Rory Makem of the Makem Brothers called "Lisa Lisa and the Country Jam" Thats when I think my love for country music really began. We sang Patsy Cline, Hank Williams, Elvis, and many Irish folk songs that told such sad intriguing stories, but I never lost that Motown soul that I grew up with." After graduation Lisa moved back to New York City with mud on her boots submerging herself into the music scene with a style all her own - combining classic country folk with her childhood pop and soul inspirations.
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