Lis composes, performs, records and produces her own CDs and is available to produce your CDs in her Singing Tree Recording Studio. She also composes music for the new music licensing site SoundWire Music. She uses Cubase on a Mac platform and has Stylus, Omnisphere, Trillian, Kontakt 5, West Africa and Absynthe to name a [...]
“KiVo is a playful movement and vocalization practice developed by Lis Addison. Short for “Kinetic Voice,” KiVo® blends sound healing and chant with tribal and conscious dance. It provides an inner workout through accessing the voice’s subtle vibrations and an outer workout through dance.”
Conscious Dancer Magazine
“The Daughters of Urth” is a musical journey and a magical tale that Lis wrote about a matriarchy that lives in harmony with nature and their rival clan. It is an electro-tribal rock musical set in a mythical ancient future time and place and is an interactive song and dance extravaganza! Replete with songs, sets, costumes, dance and KiVo Celebrations “The Daughters of Urth” is scheduled to make it’s debut in 2012! Don’t miss it!
“’The Grace of the Green Leaf’ [Voted Best Vocal Album of 2010] is a realization of the ultimate merging of melody, voice, and rhythm, all three elements playing an equal role in elevating the human spirit beyond the drudgery and despair of daily life to a place of joyous movement and awareness of our bodies as an instrument of inner beauty and innate sensuality”
Bill Binkelman, Zone Music Reporter
Talking to Erez Yaary, a colleague of mine from Tel Aviv, about our early sojourn’s into electronic music and was reminded of a story when I lived on the road for a year: I nearly broke my back carrying my JX-10 (synthesizer) in an anvil case across the country, doing gigs. I used to [...]
Electronic music as a genre, defined in the early 50′s and almost exclusively associated with Western art music, has now found its way into the mainstream. Artists like Don Buchla, Robert Moog and Morton Subotnick pioneered the form and from the late 60′s on, affordable music technology allowed composers and groups to use the new [...]
Welcome! This is my new spring haven from which the fairies and otters will take us on a treasure hunt. From here, slide into a cool, tree-lined stream. Twist and swim through beaver’s dam. Roll in the currents. Break through. Continue downstream into a pond. Find the boat. [...]
In the summer of 2011, I went to Canada to study with my new friends and colleagues Su Hart and Martin Cradick of the U.K. I learned about Su & Martin from Andy Blossy, a wonderful DJ in Alaska who plays my music on his radio show. Andy said Su & Martin’s group “Baka Beyond” [...]
“Pay attention to where you put your feet. Then you will always know where you are.” I like to think of the grace of the mighty elephant and how she walks softly on the earth, the pads of her feet spreading over the ground. It is the same ground we walk upon. Awareness of [...]
As a singer, I missed dancing when I performed, as a dancer, missed singing when I performed and as a composer, yearned to create functional art. The exploration of sound healing twenty years ago led to the creation of “Vocal Chakra Healing Tones” or “Chakra Chants” to open and activate the chakras. These chants are [...]
Look at this lovely bee doing it’s job. Where is the sticker on this flower? I don’t like to have stickers on my fruits and vegetables so we can have a SKU number for inventory! I don’t like to take a sticker off of my food before I wash and eat it. It makes my [...]
The AAH sound, a primary sound to humans, is found in the many ways we invoke the Divine: Amen, Allelujah, Allah, Brahma, Ahtma, Shekina, Wakan Tanka, Pacha Mama, Gaia, Da, Jah, Jehovah, Amitaba Buddha, Kuan Yin, Ofunga. Medicine Men & Women, Shaman, Yogis, Sages, Healers and Mystics in all walks of life have stressed the [...]
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