INTERVIEW | L.A. Bliss Comes To Terms with Healing and Inner Peace
L.A. Bliss, aka Lisa Chambliss, makes music in Los Angeles, known for sunny beaches and prefect weather. Yet underneath the perfection are dark shadows — shattered dreams and expectations, the riskiness of life in the fast lane, and the anguish of devastating love.
With her latest single/music video, L.A. Bliss narrates her search for emotional healing and self-empowerment, while simultaneously forging her own supportive family of friends. The rest of the tale will be disclosed on her forthcoming EP, The Stranger Love, mirroring her journey to independence.
The video for “Stranger Love,” directed by Tinks Lovelace, depicts L.A. Bliss rolling along in a white convertible Volkswagen, with the wind ruffling her hair, as she sings out the sheer bliss of discarding her old baggage and plunging headlong into new adventures.
Because of her infectiously effervescent pop sound, chock-full of honest emotions, I interviewed L.A. Bliss to discover more about her music, as well as her journey to self.
