Misa's Bio

Misa defines herself as a "storyteller". She keeps an eye on the past with multiple influences ranging from experimental rock to electro pop and dance music. Her artistic project is a fusion of several musical genres, a nostalgia for the past combined with futuristic sounds and beats. 

Independent artist Misa takes you on a lyrical journey using a fusion of soulful melodies, dub grooves and acoustic beats to evoke the mind, reawaken the soul. Her thought provoking narratives captures themes such as loss of identity, love, heart break and memories of the past. With deeply emotive lyrics, Misa’s inspiration stems from a love of song writing, using breath-taking vocals and synthesised beats to rhythmically bring her stories to life. 

From childhood, Misa developed a very personal perspective on the world and discovered her passion for music. Her first songs were born in high school. Her love for words and disturbing personal experiences fuel her prose. 

The year 2020 is marked by the release of Broken Record, Misa's debut album. A compilation of 8 singles in three languages: English, French and Arabic (her native dialect, Lebanese) 

"Misa is a London based singer/songwriter who has been hailed as “10 Most Promising Music Acts of 2020” with her fusion of soulful melodies, dub grooves, and acoustic beats. Using the feeling and sounds of the music to bring her personal lyrics and emotive stories to life, Misa gives her listeners a unique and unforgettable experience. Alive & Gigging praised one of her tracks as “a hauntingly beautiful ballad reminiscing of that safe place you need to be” and Pitchfork said “Misa activates emotional rawness in “Think About Me’’. Buzz Music has given positive reviews focused on her singing abilities stating, “Misa’s infatuating vocal soar to their highest atmospheres”.” - The Music Butcher 
 

Named as ‘Five Unstoppable Female Artists’ by Atomix Vox.

“it’s a hauntingly beautiful ballad reminiscing of that safe place you need to be” 

Alive & Gigging

“Misa activates emotional rawness in “Think About Me’’ 

Pitchfork

“Misa’s infatuating vocal soar to their highest atmospheres” 

Buzz Music