Totally blind since birth, Lisa was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado to Canadian parents, and hence has dual US/Canadian citizenship. She lived in Nova Scotia, Manitoba and British Columbia before going on to college in Boston, where she has remained since 1984, raising a musical family of her own.  In 2007, she released her debut solo album, Unconditional, co-produced with Patrick Dreier of Double D Studio, and released on Out of the Blue Records.  Lisa currently is at work on her second solo album, which will primarily feature original songs.  She continues to perform in a variety of venues and provides voice-over talent and vocals in the studio.

At seven, Lisa began studying piano, and at ten, pursued intensive training with the Royal Conservatory of Music.  During this time, she performed extensively on stage and television broadcasts, winning awards and recognition throughout the Maritime Provinces and western Canada.  After having been accepted to Harvard, where she earned a cum laude degree in Slavic Languages and Literatures, she became the first member of her family to graduate from college.  She was a member of the renowned Harvard Collegium Musicum and was a featured soloist in Boston's Symphony Hall. With the a cappella group, the Radcliffe Pitches, Lisa performed extensively, including a tour in Bermuda.  She also fronted a "Top 40" dance band, and made a guest appearance as the featured soloist with the Naden Band of Maritime Forces Pacific at the Royal Theater in Victoria, British Columbia.

Currently, Lisa is under contract with New York-based VMC, and has co-written the award-winning “Eyes On My Fingertips” with her daughter Alina, an accomplished singer/songwriter.  This recording was included on VMC’s concept album pre-release, Songs About Blindness, and was arranged and co-produced by Patrick Dreier.