Soul & jazz singer Lisabel releases her debut album

Lisabel moved from Italy to London in 2013, due to her family’s relationship with the UK. Inspired by her Mother’s voice, Lisabel joined the choir from a young age. The singer would do tertiary courses in musical theory at BIMM London and Berklee College of Music. To date, she has been supported by publications including Le Future Wave, comeherefloyd, Talk About Pop Music. Lisabel has also received airplay from Pheonix FM’s Bob Simpson, contributing to her play count of just under 36 000 plays across streaming platforms.

Lisabel comments on her new album, “A Work of Art is a collection of songs that all share the theme of love from various points of view, often using metaphors to refer to a lover. A work of art is commonly portrayed as an object/creation of beauty, inside of which we can lose ourselves due to an overwhelming feeling that we can’t quite point out. In Lisabel’s mind, ‘A Work of Art’ is a person who she believes to be a symbol of joy, kindness, and love, an imperfect soul whose purity is unmistakable and undeniable. The album unfolds in a chronological order which follows personal events that have inspired Lisabel to write the songs. Starting from ‘Salamander Souls’ and ending with ‘Dear Moon’, each song represents a feeling and a moment in which Lisabel experienced a positive revelation about the beauty of life, people, love, and nature.

Music blog RCRD LBL adds their opinion on the new album, “Lisabel takes you on a journey of romance, joy, and life in her debut. Her graceful vocals shine throughout the album, which is a well-integrated and wholesome work of art.”