About
Anelisa Lamola is a Singer/Songwriter/Actress from South Africa who is making a name for herself in the UK entertainment industry. She has been involved in singing and acting from a young age, starting with the church choir and school theatrical productions. Her ambition led her to the West End, where she appeared in theatre productions such as "The Lion King," "The Color Purple," "Sunset Boulevard," and "Once on this Island."
One of the highlights of Anelisa's early career was performing a solo rendition of the South African National Anthem during the worldwide televised Rugby World Cup final in 2019.
Her powerful and soulful voice, reminiscent of the classic soul era, has drawn comparisons to iconic artists like Chaka Khan and Aretha Franklin. Anelisa's journey as a recording artist began when she appeared with Chase & Status on BBC's "Later with Jools Holland." Since then, she has gained popularity and garnered attention from producers in the UK dance and pop music scene. She has collaborated with various artists, including Icarus on "King Kong," Franky Wah on "Come Together," and Carly Wilford on "We Rise," all of which received recognition as BBC Radio One record of the week upon release. Anelisa continues to work with renowned figures in the dance music industry, such as Matin Ikin, WH0 and Mista Jam. With her vibrant attitude and energy, it is expected that Anelisa Lamola will achieve even greater success as her star continues to rise.