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Lisa’s fan base continued to grow, and many in the music
industry have taken notice. Lisa was honored at the Rose
Bowl in Pasadena, CA, and was given an award for ‘
Outstanding Achievement in Media’ with over 1,000,000
syndicated views. Following her success with ‘Mind’s
Eye,’ Lisa released a cover of ‘I Wanna Be Your Lover,’
written by the legendary artist Prince, on PGE. Other
songs released on her label include her single ‘Ecstasy,’
her EP, “Mind’s Eye Compilation,” her album, “Know My
Soul” as well as her new, ten-track recording, “Inside.”

During her all-encompassing acting, performing and
recording career, Lisa has worked with some of the music
industry’s most celebrated producers, re-mixers, writers
and arrangers including Clark Germain (U2, Sting),
MacQuayle (Beyoncé, Madonna, Lindsay Lohan), and
Rob Chiarelli (Madonna, Janet Jackson, Will
Smith). Also, hit songwriter Alex Forbes (Cyndi Lauper,
Taylor Dayne), Ed Goldson (Jay Z, Eve), and Dave
Bianco (Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, Vanessa Williams) to
name a few. Lisa has developed an enviable catalogue of
over 500 songs and tracks ranging from R&B /Soul to

Pop, Dance, and Jazz. She is pursuing licensing opportunities for film, TV, and other forms of
emerging media. Lisa has performed to audiences around the world with her original music, musical
reviews, and Broadway shows forging her as an internationally recognized touring artist and
performer.
Lisa’s Broadway credits include “Annie Get Your Gun,” starring Reba McEntire and Tom Wopat at
the Marquis Theatre, NYC, and the first national tour of the same show starring Marilu Henner and
Rex Smith. Other theatre credits include “Sophisticated Ladies,” starring the Duke Ellington
Orchestra, “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Phantom of the Opera,” and “Camelot,” to name a few. While
a featured singer and “Sporting Doll” at the famous Monte Carlo Sporting Club on the French
Riviera, Lisa performed for the Royal family and opened for a host of legendary stars such as The
Gypsy Kings, Donna Summer, Tony Bennett, Harry Belafonte, and Shirley MacLaine.