Lisa Michelle Anderson’s new album ‘Get To Somewhere’ is a heartfelt triumph that cements her place as a modern Americana storyteller with a global soul. Drawing from a life lived across continents—from Kansas to Iran—Lisa crafts a record that feels both intimate and expansive, a true reflection of her musical journey.
Rooted in the earthy authenticity of folk and the edge of classic rock, ‘Get To Somewhere’ is rich in narrative depth and sonic texture. Each track pulses with emotional sincerity, delivered in Lisa’s signature smooth vocal phrasing that feels as lived-in as it does powerful. Whether she’s reflecting on distant memories or chasing future hopes, Lisa never loses her grip on the listener’s heart.
Highlights include evocative ballads that echo the lyrical introspection of Joni Mitchell, alongside rhythm-driven tracks that recall the raw charm of Neil Young. Her collaboration with seasoned musicians like Simon Guthrie and Johnny Irion adds nuance and polish, enhancing the album’s dynamic range without overshadowing her storytelling.
What truly sets ‘Get To Somewhere’ apart is its sense of place—not just geographic, but emotional. It’s an album about movement and meaning, growth and grit. Lisa’s songwriting remains fearless and warm, deeply personal yet universally relatable.
This album isn’t just a step forward; it’s a bold leap, and Lisa Michelle Anderson lands it with grace.
