Lisa Lopes, a singer of profound resonance, hails from Portugal with roots in Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau. Raised amid a tapestry of global melodies, she embarked on a musical odyssey. Influenced by icons like Sade and Selena, she crafted a genre-defying sound with R&B at its core.

Her songs are vessels of emotions, from love to heartbreak, creating a poignant connection. A significant moment in her journey was sharing a stage with Grace Evora at a fundraiser, witnessed by her proud father.

Lisa's songwriting process fuses her inner melodies with evocative lyrics, often ignited by a producer's beat. Her music finds kindred spirits in the works of Sade, Selena, and Aaliyah. Nominations and awards underscore her dedication, including the esteemed Best Female Performer nomination at CVMA 2011.

Balancing life's challenges, Lisa's solace is her creative outpouring. Her latest single, "Let Me Know," infused with raw emotions, exemplifies her expressive artistry. She engages her audience through social media, inviting them to connect with her journey.

Lisa's music is an anthem for authenticity, inviting all to join her on a creative voyage. Beyond music, her passions encompass reading, photography, and baking. Her dreams are expansive – complete albums, global stages, and the enduring journey of music uniting souls.

We're Monica da Silva & Chad Alger, also known as Complicated Animals. We're a Brazilian-American duo based in California. Our music crosses styles, and we call our genre Indie Nova. Our EP In This Game features songs in English and Portuguese. Pop Matters called it "a 6 song masterpiece", and "the beginning of a new sound" 

Our songs have been featured in the movie Lady Bird, in a campaign for Tory Burch, in the Netflix movie The Last Summer, and in a Patron Tequila ad. The video for our cover of Times Like These by Foo Fighters, just got an Honorable Mention in the 2024 WideScreen Film & Music Festival.

Our new single Watcher (out on 08/09/2024), is inspired by our love for crime dramas and Nordic noir TV, and poses a question to humanity - are we ready to act on what we believe?

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“I'd been thinking about there being two sides to everything, two opposing forces. Good and evil,” says singer Monica da Silva. “They are two sides of the same coin, but I want to imagine that good will prevail. That it's the more powerful force.”

Watcher started with a simple piano line that da Silva would play every time she would sit down at the piano. Producer and musician Chad Alger added drums and programming that swirl around the thematic, swelling melody, and seem almost woven into the plot, and entwined in the lyrics.

“We wanted the song to take on its own life”, says Alger. “Almost as if it were breathing on its own".

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