Lisa Jo was a nurse supervisor at the New York State Department of Health, working the standard 9-to-5 grind to pay bills and raise her family. L. But music had always been her escape, and now it became her reason to keep breathing.
“The only way out of darkness is to create your own light, even if your hands are shaking while you do it.”
Three months later, Lisa Jo has over 30 songs released and 80,000 followers watching her rise. “Lord of the Night” is a raw boom bap with a street narrative told with confidence and precision. Lisa Jo recorded this song multiple times until she found the right balance. She is also currently working with promoters, publishers, and managers on what looks like a promising sync publishing deal. “Lord of the Night” sits comfortably in the boom bap and rap space, but there’s a cinematic quality to the production that suggests she’s thinking bigger than just one sound.
For someone who almost ended it all just months ago, Lisa Jo is proving that sometimes the best response to life trying to break you is to create something that can’t be ignored. “Lord of the Night” is honest, aggressive, and comes from a place most of us hopefully never have to experience.
Lisa Jo’s story is still being written, and watching someone turn their worst moments into their greatest work is worth your time. Check out “Lord of the Night.”
Muse Chronicle 
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