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In November 2003 Lisa’s debut album, the self-released and financed ‘Slipstream’, was released. The album contains 12 songs all written, performed and produced by Lisa. It captured a very natural acoustic sound because Lisa wanted the recordings to be as near to her compelling live performances as possible.
The tracklisting is: Slipstream Hand to hold Be Around Turn Away I Wonder Red Eyes Don’t Tell Me Lot of Love Silver River Carolina Rain Blue Hope Never Dies

Slipstream gained widespread glowing reviews, and tracks from the album received airplay on Bob Harris’ Saturday show on Radio 2 and various other radio stations around the world. In 2004 she also opened for many respected artists including Kathryn Williams, The Handsome Family, The Hot Club of Cowtown, The Deadstring Brothers and Kate Campbell and made many festival appearances.

2005 saw Lisa tour Europe, play in Vancouver and play shows with Johnathan Rice and Griffin House. She also performed at the prestigious singer-songwriter festival at London’s Borderline supporting Peter Mulvey. June saw the release of her long-awaited second album, Lost Again produced by Gabriel Minnikin, a former member of acclaimed Canadian alt-country band, The Guthries. Recorded at Airtight in Manchester with some wonderful musicians, Lost Again took her acoustic sound to another level with beautiful lush arrangements and an increase in instrumentation. Ranging from the breezy radio-friendly title track, the aching ballad When You Go, the Drake tinged Dragonfly, to the epic Universe, the album further showcased her depth of songwriting talent and made this album a truly compelling listen.

Tracklisting: Lost Again Dragonfly Wildfire Universe Love You Anyway You Will Know When You Go The Way it Goes Just Getting By Why Mountain Hideaway

Fell on Hard times

Lost Again received even more airplay on Bob Harris’s Friday and Saturday shows and on radio stations throughout Europe and the US. It also received great print reviews and made the Top 50 Americana albums of 2005 at Americana UK. Her track Dragonfly was played on Bob Harris’s special ‘Best of British’ show which featured the best British songwriters. Lisa was the only unsigned artist on the show and was played alongside The Stones, The Beatles, The Kinks, Radiohead, Coldplay, Nick Drake, Richard Thompson, Sandy Denny and many others. The title track was also playlisted on BBC Radio Norfolk. Due to a distribution deal with Proper, the UK’s biggest independent distributors, Lost Again, and Slipstream, are also now available in all good record shops. Lost Again is also available to download from iTunes and many other online stores.

2006 was another busy and successful year. Lisa began it by playing packed out shows opening for Chuck Prophet and Eileen Rose. Tracks from Lost Again and Slipstream also continued to receive airplay on Bob Harris’s Radio 2 shows. Her heartfelt live version of Neal Casal’s Fell on Hard Times has been one of his most played tracks. In Spring she toured throughout the UK and played headlining shows in the Netherlands. She also played the SWAP festival in Manchester and opened for Gina Villalobos, Corb Lund, Eve Selis, Michael Weston King, Devon Sproule, Rod Picott and Keith James. The year ended with two very exciting events. In December, Lisa played live dates at some of New York’s premier acoustic venues including a co-bill with another Bob Harris favourite, singer-songwriter Lizanne Knott. Then, she was personally invited to do a live session and interview on the BBC Radio 2 Bob Harris Saturday show. Lisa performed 3 songs live and the response was amazing.

2007 saw Lisa return to New York City twice for headlining shows and be the very special guest at a ‘Bob Harris Presents..Americana’ showcase in London. Autumn saw her play headlining shows in the UK and she supported Jess Klein and opened for one of Ireland’s most acclaimed and popular songwriters, Brian Kennedy. Due to the demand for more material, ‘Lost Again – The Acoustic Sessions’ became available. ‘The limited edition album includes the original live studio versions of the songs from Lost Again. Beautifully recorded, the songs truly reveal Lisa’s soulful and powerful voice with just acoustic guitar and touches of mandolin and is a wonderful chance to hear the songs from Lost Again in their original form and includes a rare bonus track ‘Changing Times’.

2008 saw the acclaimed track ‘Dragonfly’ feature in a short independent movie filmed in LA, tour dates with Eve Selis and a show at the prestigious Living Room in New York City. The brand new album Clouds with Silver was recorded in April and released at the end of the summer.

Featuring eleven finely crafted self-written songs CLOUDS WITH SILVER took Lisa’s blend of exquisitely melodic acoustic music to another level. With most tracks recorded live, the album is infused with a real intimacy showcasing Lisa’s soulful and powerful voice and heartfelt lyrics. From album opener, the upbeat radio friendly “Come Back Down”, to the sweeping uplifting “Live Your Life”, through to the plaintive yearning ballads “The Boy Who…” and “Makes Your Heart Sing”, the album was full of standout tracks. Other highlights include the dreamy “Call Me” and “NY Song” which also displayed her dynamic and evocative voice and immense gift for melodic hooks. The album closed with live tracks “New Years Day” and “Time to Grow”. Recorded live in the studio with just her voice and acoustic guitar, these two tracks totally captured the raw heartfelt emotion of Lisa’s live performance.

Recorded mostly in New York City at Monkeyboy Studios, the album was co-produced with respected producer and multi-instrumentalist Brad Albetta (Martha Wainwright, Rufus Wainwright, Teddy Thompson) who also added some subtle sonic dimensions on bass and keyboards. The acoustic songs were also enriched by some truly beautiful string arrangements. “Makes Your Heart Sing” and “Here Alone” featured strings by one of Nashville’s most highly regarded producers David Henry (Josh Rouse, Alison Krauss, REM) and New York based violinist Claudia Chopek (Ryan Adams, HEM) created the wonderful lilting arrangements on “NY Song” and “Live Your Life”. More of New York’s most outstanding musicians guested on some of the tracks. Superb drummer Matt Johnson (Jeff Buckley, Rufus Wainwright) added his talent to the two full band tracks and the excellent guitarist Jim Campilongo (in Norah Jones’s The Little Willies) contributed his trademark Telecaster sound to the upbeat Americana track “When You Come Home”.

Tracklisting

: Come Back Down NY Song Call Me Makes Your Heart Sing Never Was a Yesterday When You Come Home Live Your Life Here Alone The Boy Who… New Years Day

Time To Grow

Like Lisa’s previous albums, Clouds with Silver is available on iTunes, Fish Records and distributed through Proper Distribution who feel it is ‘a very strong and confident piece of work that deserves to be heard’. It has earned even more glowing press reviews, airplay on BBC Radio 2 and other radio shows and been the most successful release to date. In December Lisa was made Artist to Watch 2008 at Acoustic Café, radio’s best international showcase for acoustic music. Also in December her rare, previously unreleased acoustic version of a Nick Drake song, ‘Voice from the Mountain’ appeared on the digital version of an amazing benefit compilation ‘Blue Skies, Daisy Days’ out on US label Planting Seeds Records.

In 2009, following a publishing deal with a much respected publishers in New York City, Lisa has moved to the US and been performing showcases, recording brand new material and continuing to earn new fans on either side of the pond. March 2010 sees her first UK solo headlining tour and a second invite to do a live session and interview on the Bob Harris Show

Lisa is also an accomplished and experienced session vocalist and is available for session singing and live work. If you’re a band or artist interested in having Lisa’s beautiful vocals on your record or at a live show, please get in contact. She has already sung harmonies for Luthea Salom and Americana artists Quiet Loner, Gabriel Minnikin and Garron Frith and recorded vocals for Jon O’Bir, one of the leading trance DJ’s at the moment. Her song ‘Call Me’ has also been remixed by the Digital Pilots, who create emotive dance and trance.

“Live, her voice really has immense power yet great control too and reminds me of the same heart-worn tender vibrato of a young Emmylou Harris. Lisa’s voice is purer with a warm timbre, but has that same raw emotion in her voice that makes you feel she has lived through all the heartbreak she sings and writes about.” Live Review at Americana UK

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*Interview with Lisa in Italian Magazine*

In 2006 Lisa was interviewed for Italian Magazine JamOnline by a great supporter of her music Paolo. Below is the interview:

You are from Norwich, UK, but your music is so deeply connected to american roots music, country and folk. So how happened that a young girl from a small english city is so deeply in love with that music?

I just love the honesty and purity of that music. It was the classic singer-songwriters of the 70s that initially really inspired my music; artists like Neil Young, Carole King, James Taylor and Joni Mitchell. I then got into American roots music in the 90s and have loved it ever since.

What kind of music were you listening to when you were growing up? There was a particular record, or a song, or a concert, that makes you decide to become a songwriter, and to follow this particular kind of music, American country and folk?

I listened to all sorts of music when I was growing up and I still have a very eclectic taste in music. The first artist I was really into was Kate Bush, her music and voice are so unique .I then got into indie/alternative guitar music which I’m still very much into, bands like The Smiths, New Order, The Cure, Joy Division, Belle and Sebastian and bands of the Brit pop era (Pulp, blur, Suede). Then, I also got into electronic and dance music, artists like Massive Attack and Faithless. I love soul music too, Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye especially. My parents listened to lots of different music too and my dad was and is still is a huge Neil Young fan. In the late 90s I really got into Americana music and singer-songwriters. Seeing solo performers such as Boo Hewerdine and Neal Casal during that time really moved me and made me want to become a solo singer-songwriter and performer.

If I’m not wrong Beth Orton is from Norwich too: do you know her? How do you like her music? I personally think she is fantastic

I don’t know Beth personally but I know good friends of hers. Yes, she’s a very cool artist and songwriter and great that she is originally from Norwich too!

Tell me a little bit about your first album, Slipstream, which unfortunately i dont have.

Slipstream is very special to me being my first album and produced by myself. It is a very acoustic record with only one song, the title track, being a band song. The rest are mostly acoustic guitar and there are 3 ballads with just me and piano which came out really great considering they were recorded very quickly. I’m really proud of the title track as the song is about me reaching for my dreams and in a way is a statement for my career, doing it all by myself and on my own terms. The album has some of my favourite songs that I’ve written including ‘Don’t Tell Me’ and ‘Red Eyes’ people seem to instantly love those two songs and say they really touch them when I play live. It also includes a ballad called ‘Be Around’ which was my first song played on national radio here, BBC Radio 2, that was amazing! The song was also a charity single for The Samaritans. The album is less Americana than Lost Again but certainly has elements of that with lots of mandolin and some slide guitar.

 Your second album, Lost Again, was produced by Gabriel Minnikin, a Canadian artist. How did you find yourself in touch with him and how it was to work with him?

I was a fan of the band he played in called The Guthries and I just got in touch with him. He’s now a solo artist and he happened to be moving to England. We did a show together and then when I asked him to play some instruments on my record, we thought it would be cool for him to produce the record too. It was fun working with him, he’s a cool guy and he assembled some terrific musicians for the recording who provided some beautiful instrumentation.

It was good to see that you covered a Neal Casal song, i think he is one of the most brilliant songwriters of recent years. Why that particular Casal song, and what he means to you, musically speaking? Have you ever met him? And if so, what did he say about your version of his song?

Neal is a friend and he said he was honoured I was doing one of his songs and that my version was very heartfelt. I have played other songs of his but felt I could put a lot of emotion into that particular song and I just enjoy playing it. My version was recorded totally live in the studio so you can hopefully really hear the raw emotion that I put into it.

Universe is at the moment one of my fave songs off the album; how that particular song came out and what is about

I’m really pleased you like Universe, it’s one of my favourites too. It’s essentially a song of loss and how you would do anything to have that person back in your life. There’s a real sense of yearning in the lyrics and the way I sing it I feel. I’m really pleased with the arrangement on the album, it came together very well. I like how it starts with just me and my guitar and then really builds into quite an epic sound with the strings,  steel, piano, clarinet, hammond and even a theremin at the end too.

Also Lost Again, the title-track, is a wonderful song; I love the way you can write a good pop song without being “commercial” – hope you know what I mean – in this age where few people is able to write good pop songs in the best tradition of this kind of musical approach (like in the 60s and in the 70s)

Thanks so much for your kind words, that’s what I’m trying to do I guess, I’m a huge fan of good pop and aim to write melodic pop songs with meaning whether they’re uplifting or sad. Lost Again, like Slipstream before it, set the theme for the record and that’s why it’s the title track.

Did you already perform in America, and if yes, how was the reaction to your music?

I played some shows in New York in December and they went really well, exceeded expectations. I performed at some really great acoustic venues and got a lovely response. I loved it there too. I’ve since been selling albums to fans in America through MySpace and Amazon. I am going back in spring to play again as I enjoyed it so much and hope to build on the cool shows I did.

How easy (or not) is for you to write a song

Songs sometimes come really easily, it’s as if they seem to write themselves. When I feel really inspired and have some words and a title, sometimes the song can be very quick to write and finish. I can come up with melodies pretty quickly and it’s exciting when you write something you’re really happy with and you can’t wait to play it to people. I’m not the most disciplined or prolific writer though, I can get easily distracted, so that can be frustrating. Also hearing a great song by other songwriters that I admire, pushes me to write better songs.

Are your songs mostly autobiographical or not? If yes, how do you feel to expose yourself in front of unknown people, on record but especially on stage? Is that easy for you? Shawn Colvin once told me that all of her songs are autobiographical and that the main problem is not to perform them on stage in front of unknown people, but to write them. Bob Dylan, on the other hand, very often hides himself in visionary songs where you can hardly say if he is really talking about himself: what is your approach?

My songs are very personal and are mostly about what’s going on in my life. I’ve also written about people I know and situations I’ve gone through. I am also inspired by books and films that have captured my imagination but there’s usually always a very personal strand running through the songs. Sometimes it feels like you’re really exposing yourself in front of an audience and I perform solo too which is even more bare. I love performing though so I just really get into it and I think people really respond if they feel you are putting something of yourself in the music.

do you consider yourself an intimate, confessional singer/songwriter in the great tradition of the 70s songwriters movement? People like joni mitchell, james taylor, eric andersen, jackson browne etc.?

I love the confessional singer/songwriters of the 70s, that seemed such a magical time. Joni, Jackson, James, Carole, Neil..so many amazing artists. I’ve been compared sometimes to Joni and Carole which is lovely as I guess I have that vibe but I also think there are some wonderful singer/songwriters around now too making some really honest intimate music. It’s like we’re really returning to that feel and most people I know love and appreciate acoustic music full of emotion and meaning. 

do you still live in Norwich? Is that an inspiring place for your songs?

I am not based in Norwich at the moment but I’ve certainly written most of my songs there and been inspired by the sea and the Broads there. Songs like Dragonfly and Just Getting By were written while on a boat in the sunshine.

I heard you are going to record in Nashville, is that right? Who is going to be the producer this time? What kind of album do you have in mind?

I have some new songs that I am very keen to record as soon as I can. I don’t know where I’m going to record yet, it all depends on budget and timing, but hope to work in America when I’m there and hope to record a more acoustic sounding record.

I think MySpace is a great opportunity for independent artists; I actually discovered you through MySpace; what do you think, is Internet the future of music?

The Internet is incredible, so many cool undiscovered artists out there. It’s definitely the future, so many people I know enjoy finding new artists that the record companies and radio stations haven’t forced them to listen to. Yeah, MySpace is particularly great for discovering new independent artists and it’s nice that you can communicate directly to other musicians and fans. I’ve had so much response from it I also have videos on Youtube and am on lots of other music sites.

If you could chose another songwriter to record a duet with, which one will be at the top of your list?

One of these guys..Neal, Ryan Adams, Josh Rouse, Teddy Thompson..I think my voice would blend well with any of them!

Thanx!

Lisa performed on November 16th at The Theatre Royal, Workington, Cumbria. The headline was Tom Hingley (ex Inspiral Carpets frontman). Other performers included singer-songwriter Elaine Palmer.

Lisa supporting The Arlenes

Lisa performed to a very receptive audience when she supported The Arlenes who are husband and wife Big Steve and Stephanie whose album was ‘Americana Album Of The Month’ in Mojo
and ‘The best British alt.country album yet recorded’ (Uncut) on 28th October. For an image of Lisa at the gig check out the biography page.

Lisa supporting Boo Hewedine

On Friday 11th October Lisa performed at A Celebration of Songwriting (A Special Charity Performance in praise of Boo Hewerdine)
featuring Boo Hewerdine plus support. She performed ‘Patience of Angels’ and ‘The Birds Are Leaving’ with Chris Ellis as well as her own song ‘Red Eyes’. Here are details from the press release:

The Assembly House, Norwich hosted an evening of the work of Boo Hewerdine and this was also the first time some of Boos latest songs from his new album Anon was heard. Boo Hewerdine is in great demand as a songwriter for other artists. He both writes for, and performs with, Eddi Reader, he penned the Brit-winning hit Patience of Angels for her, and has written many songs for her last five albums. He has also written with and for: kd lang, McAlmont, Jerry Douglas, Nashville Bluegrass Bandand Alison Brown (all featuring ‘O Brother Where Art Thou’ musicians) to name but a few. He co-wrote and produced the scores for films Fever Pitch and Twentyfourseven.

The evening included the back catalogue of his material sung by female singer-songwriter Lisa Redford who has sung Boo songs live before at the Mean Fiddler, the melodic duo Alias Grace and the solo artist Chris Ellis, an excellent performer, whose latest release is Tread Softly. Also performing were Andrew Taylor, a big hit at the Nick Drake tribute here last year, and Giles Massingham who has had the honour of Boo writing songs for him. We also introduced Threewheeler, an acoustic trio from Brighton.

Money raised on the night went towards a young child with Autism called George, the charity is for HUGS (help unlock George’s speech). More information is at www.lisaredford.co.uk and there is a review of the concert at this Boo Hewerdine site: https://groups.yahoo.com/group/boo-hewerdine

Lisa on Radio Norfolk

On 8th October Lisa was interviewed on Radio Norfolk to advertise the Boo Hewerdine concert. She also performed ‘Carolina Rain’ and ‘Red Eyes’ live.

Lisa at Acoustic Routes

Lisa performed a solo set to a packed crowd at Acoustic Routes at CB2 in Cambridge on October 5th. During the set she played new songs Carolina Rain and Hope Never Dies for the first time. For more details of the program and venue visit their website at www.acousticroutes.co.uk/program.html

September 2002

Lisa performed a solo set to a sold out crowd at Norwich Arts Centre Bar on Friday 20th when she supported Norwich band Lazlo.

New Lisa Redford CD ‘Carolina Rain’

Lisa has been busy in the studio this month. They are now included on a new version of the CD ‘Carolina Rain’, an acoustic CD of songs all written by Lisa.

August 2002

An Evening with Lisa at Lounge

Lisa performed an extended set of her songs acoustic and her jazz set with Pat at Lounge on St Benedicts Street, Norwich on August 27th. Among the many songs she performed were great covers of Constant Craving, Patience of Angels and Back on the Chain Gang.

July 2002

Lisa performed latin jazz and soul at The Eagle in Norwich with Pat on July 28th.

Lisa at Benefit gig

Lisa performed a solo set of her own songs at The Brickmakers in Norwich on July 13th as part of a benefit gig for HUGS (Help Unlock George’s Speech charity). George is a local boy who suffers from Autism and the night raised cash for him to improve his speech. Also performing were Lazlo (acoustic) and Beaker.

Lisa performed at Norwich Arts Centre on July 10th. She did a special latin jazz set with Raincheck.

June 2002

Lisa at National Festival of New Music

Lisa performed a special solo set on the acoustic stage at the National Festival of New Music on June 18th at Northampton’s Roadmender. She got a great reception and during her set she played a brand new song ‘Red Eyes’.

Lisa at King Street Festival

Lisa performed at the King Street Festival on June 3rd with jazz band Raincheck. She sang ‘The Gentle Rain’ and ‘The Shadow of your Smile’ to a huge crowd.

April 2002

Lisa at Kate Bush tribute

Lisa performed at a tribute concert on April 26th at The Assembly House honouring one of her favourite artists, Kate Bush. She was accompanied on grand piano by Peter Chilvers of Alias Grace who also performed, and Chris Ellis for the second half. The concert also featured guests Tim Bowness ‘No Man’ and Karen Reilly and Jon Baker of The Neutrinos There is a newspaper feature and interview with Lisa at www.lisaredford.co.uk in the gigs section and pics from the concert in the images section.

March 2002

Lisa live dates

Lisa performed three special acoustic sets (featuring jazz, bossa nova and soul numbers) with guitarist Pat. The dates were Norwich Playhouse on the 25th March, at Norwich Arts Centre on the 27th March and The Ferryboat Inn on 1st April. The showcase gigs also featured melodic rock band Cookie and jazz/soul band Cohesion.

December 2001 Lisa performed songs from the new CD at the Station Inn, Wymondham

November 2001

After her successful tour of the USA Lisa has been working with various dance producers and writers with the possibility of being a featured vocalist – keep returning here for all the latest news.

The Inbetweeners, featuring Redford’s track Food Song, is now out on video and DVD and available to buy at various music and video sites such as HMV

Lisa appears on a live CD of the concert ‘A Tribute to Nick Drake’ which was recorded on the 6 April 2001. Her version of ‘Things behind the sun’ is the opening track. Details at www.bryterlayter.com

July 2001 Lisa in the USA!
Lisa will be performing at acoustic venues in and around Nashville, North Carolina and Athens, Georgia.

June 2001
On June 18th at Norwich Arts Centre Lisa supported singer-songwriter Matthew Jay.

https://www.apple.com/uk/itunes/store/
One of the many well known sites you can order and download Lisa’s music. Albums are also available from Play.com, Rhapsody, Emusic, Smart Choice Music, Tesco, Amazon, Asda and many more.

https://www.tunecore.com/music/lisaredford
Details of where to order Lisa’s music online.

www.fishrecords.co.uk
Very respected suppliers of singer/songwriter, folk and acoustic music by mail order. Online database and ordering, real audio samples and artist spotlights. This is where you can order Lisa’s album’s.

www.bobharris.org
Official website for the great Bob Harris who has played Lisa on his Radio 2 Friday and Saturday shows.

https://www.bobharris.org/pages/lisaredford
Lisa’s artist page on Bob Harris’s website

https://www.myspace.com/lisaredford
Lisa’s myspace page with 10 songs, videos and all the latest news and tour dates.

https://www.youtube.com/lisaredfordmusic
Lisa’s youtube page channel featuring past live performances posted by fans, promo videos and acoustic covers by some of Lisa’s favourite artists – morrissey, ryan adams, joni mitchell and more..

https://www.bobharris.info/pages/
The BBC Radio 2 playlist from when Lisa did her live session

https://stage.ifilm.com
Film of Lisa’s appearance as the very special guest at the ‘Bob Harris Presents..Americana’ showcase at London’s Borderline, Feb 2007. Lisa is introduced on stage by Bob himself, don’t miss it!

www.maverick-country.com/
The voice for country, folk, bluegrass and roots music in the UK. This national magazine has done a few features on Lisa.

https://www.myspace.com/karljokat
The Parrot Records myspace with more acoustic songs and videos

https://www.myspace.com/redfordmusic
For those fans of Lisa’s electronic band Redford, go to their myspace featuring classic Redford songs and a new remix of ‘Truth Hurts 08’

www.myspace.com/digitalpilots
Terrific UK trance DJ’s and producers who have done 2 amazing remixes of Lisa’s track ‘Call Me’.

www.properdistribution.com
Lisa has a distribution deal with Proper, the UK’s biggest independent distributors.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/bobharris/
Photo of Lisa with Bob Harris from the BBC website. There are more photos of Lisa with Bob at his official site.

https://www.bbc.co.uk

BBC interview with Lisa to promote Clouds with Silver

https://www.eveningnews24.co.uk

Another feature with Lisa to promote Clouds with Silver

https://music.podcastshow.com/
Lisa’s music has featured in podcasts around the world.

https://www.myspace.com/thecoolvibesradioprogram
Lisa has had a lot of support and play on the Cool Vibes Acoustic Diner in the US, a great show full of original acoustic music.

https://www.alivewithclive.tv
Inspiring TV show in White Plains, New York that Lisa has appeared on. The TV show that wants to inspire you to multiple your magnificence.

https://www.ilike.com/artist/Lisa+Redford
Lisa’s ilike page with music, images and news.

https://apps.facebook.com/ilike/artist/Lisa+Redford
Lisa’s Facebook page and there is also a Lisa Redford fans group on Facebook.

https://www.reverbnation.com/lisaredfordmusic
Lisa’s Reverb Nation page also with music, news and images.

www.hrmusic.com
Harmony Ridge Music is an information resource and mail order business based in California specialising in female singer songwriters in a variety of music genres. This is where you can also order Slipstream and Lost Again.

https://www.freewebs.com/
Interview with Lisa from Nov 2007 in Inner Ear, a huge music resource website in The Netherlands

www.americana-uk.com/
Brilliant live review of Lisa from a Night n Day, Manchester show

www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/music
Feature on Lisa to promote a huge headlining Playhouse Theatre charity concert.

www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/music
Interview with Lisa to promote the release of Lost Again

https://www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/music
Live review of Lisa at Norwich Arts Centre supporting Johnathan Rice

www.bbc.co.uk/england/radiokent
The Dave Cash Show on BBC Radio Kent where Lisa has been interviewed and played live in session.

www.themillertellshertale.co.uk
Very cool radio podcast that has played a few tracks by Lisa.

www.americanaok.com
Another cool podcast featuring the best in Americana, country and acoustic music. Lisa has made the top 10 weekly artists lists.

www.folkcast.co.uk
The first folk Podcast from the UK, and features the best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots-based music.

www.edp24.co.uk
Interview with Lisa to promote Slipstream.

www.bbc.co.uk
Feature and interview with Lisa at BBC online.

www.edp.co.uk
There is a profile of Lisa here to showcase the Guide #1 compiilation CD that Lisa was featured on.

www.voicesandvisions.com
Interview with Lisa about songwriting and her musical influences.

www.fusethesky.com
Porcupine Tree covers website. Hear Lisa’s acoustic version of Waiting (Phase One).

www.norwichartscentre.co.uk
Venue where Lisa has often performed and where she had the sold out Slipstream album launch.

www.songwriters-circle.com

Other Links:

https://www.netrhythms.co.uk

https://www.alancook.net

www.hermitageacoustics.com

www.dotones.com

www.acousticmusic.com

www.folkandroots.co.uk

www.viac.co.uk

www.bbc.co.uk/radio2