Come To Me

Lisa's third album of original music produced by Nashville "Kitten" Gary Scott, starts out with the title cut "Come To Me" a bluesy country sound that slides right into "Whistles And Bells" an introspective song with a dreamy violin solo by Doug Hamilton. "Smoking Section" is about a girl that tries to catch the eye of the Best Man at her friend's wedding. The fun part is when the bride shows her tattoo! Lisa's melancholy version of "Carol of the Bells" (a choral classic) is elegantly original and could possibly become one of your holiday favorites. "Little Brother" is one woman's story of meeting a soldier who just happened to be the same age as her own son. Lisa sings this emotional haunting song beautifully without accompaniment. Lisa's version of George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is astoundingly beautiful. "Start Some Mystery" is a playful and rhythmic . . . start some mystery why don't we do it yeah. "Chop Wood" . . . what does the Zen Master say to the student after she becomes enlightened? You still music chop wood and carry water and live your life day by day. Lisa's final cut, Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come" is soulfully sad and beautiful all at once with Jimmy Rogers on harmonica, the song completes the album and makes you want to hit replay! 

Chasing Away The Blues

A song from the latest CD, "Chasing Away the Blues" by Oxford musician Lisa Biales cracked the Top 40 on International Folk Radio. The song "Where the Buckwheat Blooms", on the third solo album by the Ohio native, hit #32 between Cat Stevens and Bill Monroe. Additionally, 

Belle of the Blues

Nominated for a Blues Blast Music Award for Best Acoustic Album.

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Truly, this lovely “Belle” claims the vocal and team-effort gold in the “Blues Olympics”! - Rainey Wetnight

Closet Hippie

"A personal album from seasoned songwriter Lisa Biales who has created a signature sound with her Blues influenced music. This sixth album is Intimate and playful, political but not in your face, exposing an 'underground' healer. The Closet Hippie is Out! Lisa shares with us her spiritual side and her earthy beliefs. This albums is best described as Jazzy (as in Jazz Standards), Bluesy (as is Acoustic), Worldly (as in International Appeal). 'It's another great album. 'The highlight of this CD is the beautifully sung 'Missing You', a self-penned blues that Lisa actually squeezes out of her toes." - Freddy Celis, Rootstime Magazine.