Juliet Lyons

Juliet Lyons' lush soundscapes and pristine soprano voice encompass a blend of New Age, Chill Out, World, and Classical Crossover, pushing the boundaries of music genres with the "ethereal power" of her 3-octave range. Juliet Lyons grew up in Albuquerque, performing in musicals with New Mexico's leading theatre company, ACLOA/Musical Theatre Southwest, in which she received critical acclaim. Her schooling continued at UMKC Conservatory of Music on scholarship, where she received a Bachelor of Music-Vocal Performance, with honors, as well as a Bachelor of Music Education-Choral. Based in Los Angeles for seven years, Juliet stayed steadily active in the recording scene doing session work, demos, and guest vocals, performing professionally in musicals, and was also a much sought after teacher of private voice lessons at the "South Bay's Favorite Music School," Manhattan Beach Music and Voice. When not in LA, Juliet was a headliner and lead singer on board luxury cruise ships including Holland America, Renaissance Cruises, and Radisson Seven Seas (Voyager Inaugural World Cruise). Juliet is also a prolific writer of several genres of music with numerous film credits, and is signed to several music libraries. Her country song, "Stop, Drop, and Roll" captured a Runner-Up honor in VH1's Song of the Year competition, and Juliet continues to add to her list of songwriting achievements. Juliet Lyons currently lives on the Caribbean island Saint Lucia, performing at Coconut Bay Resort. With influences ranging from Loreena McKennit to Bjork, Thievery Corporation to Dead Can Dance, Enigma to Josh Groban, her debut album, My Siren Song, pushes the boundaries of music genres with the "ethereal power" of her pristine soprano voice.