Lisa Bozikovic's music goes straight to the heart. No pounding or forcing. Her songs tell stories of people that take and take, people that give and give, people that love like kids, and people that love to live. She has a huge, haunting voice that moves effortlessly from smoky places to soaring high ranges. Sometimes, she uses it to sound more like a bird or whale than a human. Her years of singing and playing classical music have given her a passion for layered choral pieces and full, orchestral arrangements. She writes lush pieces on Rhodes, piano, and guitar that sound at times like they belong in a saloon surrounded by whiskey drinkers, and at other times like strange, wandering lullabies for deep sleeps. She can play solo or with her banjo player and back up singers. Her main influences are her closest friends.

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