Lisbee Stainton is a 20 year-old singer-songwriter who has been writing for almost 11 years.
In 2006 she collaborated with Guildford-based producer, Rain, and released her first album, 'Firefly'. A year later in 2007, Lisbee was invited to write for and be a guest artist on the album 'Follow' by the band, The Promise.
Within the last two years Lisbee has played as a guest artist in the O2 Arena before 30,000 people, in the Kent Music Festival and in Norwich and York Cathedral, as well as in various venues in and around London including Ronnie Scotts, The Green Note in Camden and The Cobden Club.
In 2009, a song written and performed by Lisbee has been chosen to be the anthem for Peace One Day, which culminates in a concert in September at the Royal Albert Hall alongside Annie Lennox and Lenny Kravitz. She has been recently working with producer, arranger and composer, Rupert Christie (U2, Greenday, Lou Reed, Echo and the Bunnymen) on recording her new single 'Red', which having been discovered by Tom Robinson of BBC's 6Music, is being released on November 24th, having received regular airplay on BBC Radio 2.
