Heaven Hear Me Now is a stirring mid-tempo pop anthem that delivers an equally moving message in the "love your fellow man" vein. Lena's vocals are as powerful as the lyrics and float effortlessly over the complex musical arrangement, culminating in the familiar call and response style of a gospel-tinged grand finale. If you want to be uplifted, take a listen.

Heaven Hear Me Now

This track is from the album I Love Christmas Time and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/lenalalani5

Jingle Jam

Silent Night

I Love Christmas Time

Sleigh Ride

Christmas Eve

The “lost years”--  that’s how she refers to the recent past. Emerging from a toxic relationship that saw the year the music would fade into silence, a year she never thought would come, the pop singer-songwriter delivers a passionate project declaring a message of girl power, self-love and purpose.  “Pain is a great vehicle for creation, so is deliverance.  Creating for me is the path to healing.  And that day, when I found the courage to leave, I found my voice.  This song is the story of my journey,” she shares. 

And now, Lena has a message for you-- “you’re a winner”.    That’s how she hopes you feel after listening to her music--empowered, strong, like her delivery. From her debut single I’m A Winner to her full length album due later this year,  Lena Lalani floats masterfully and melodically over dramatic orchestral arrangements and belts out her defiance of self-pity as powerfully as her convictions over screaming guitars and rhythmic bass lines.  

Nicknamed “Songbird” by family and friends, the Iowa native’s been singing before crowds of thousands, virtually all her life.   Vocally, strongly hinting of a patchwork of song-bearer influences, melding pop, rock, R&B and gospel overtones with a little jazz thrown in for good measure.  “I wasn't allowed to listen to certain kinds of music as a child, so I grew up listening to the greats like Judy Garland and Sarah Vaughn in old classic movies.  I could listen to gospel and love some of the amazing gospel vocal acrobats like The Clark Sisters.  Singers that made the hair on my arms stand up-- that gave me goosebumps.” As her performances have been called electric, she gives as good as she gets.  

“It’s been a long journey home, but I’ve made it.  And now, I want to connect with others who are for whatever reason fighting for themselves.  My mission is to lift them up-- to lift up women and the men that love them,” she shares.
	
