Happy Juliet is Albany, New York singer/songwriter Elisabeth St. Amour, a Bachelor of Arts graduate in Electronic Music from New York State University. Her lush, alluring, richly textured, beautiful vocal style portrays a contemporary heart capturing innocence. She released her album of original compositions “Songs From My 20’s” in early 2011. Her vocal style can be compared to artists as diverse and talented as k. d. lang, Natalie Merchant, Loreena McKennitt (The Mummers’ Dance) and others. Among her influences are many top artists; The Smiths and Depeche Mode to name just two.
Upbeat song about a girl finding peace with the souls at rest in the cemetary. Featuring a sweet female vocals and chant like joanne shenandoah. Possibly playing in the background while a person is finding redemption outdoors in nature. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
A medium tempo haunting electric pop song with a killer beat. About a girl who loves insanely but leaves her love to survive alone even though she's haunted by her lost love. Like a moodier Sinead O'Connor and Lhasa De Sela. Possibly playing in the background during a heartbreak or separation scene. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Mid-tempo moody pop-rock song with female vocals about an abused woman who finds solace in her therapist/shrink and the thought of a God somewhere. Sounds like a female The Smiths or softer and sadder K. D. Lang "Constant Craving." Possibly playing during the background when nothing is going right. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Mid-tempo pop-rock song with Mexican guitar and innocent, sultry voiced female pleading to a higher power for strength to carry on. Sounds like a female Robert Rodriguez's band Chingon. Possibly playing in the background when a strong woman is enduring great pain for a great cause. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Medium tempo song about a woman's mystical journey falling in loving someone and wanting to do all the right things to make it work. Like a sublime Dido or more innocent Kylie Minogue. Possibly playing in the background when a girl is pining for someone and trying to do all the right things. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Medium Tempo medieval music with an intimate female voice about losing a brother to drowning and his spirit comes and speaks through her about being together again one day. Like a more simplified Sarah Brightman or sarah mclaughlin. Possibly for a mystical scene of love and transformation. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Slow tempo modern Celtic life anthem song about a woman who thought she was going to die and realized all the great things in life. Like a moody pop loreena mckennitt. Possibly playing while someone faces pain and awkaens to the good of life. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Quirky mid-beat electronic pop song about a human-alien hybrid. Features female vocals and synths. Sounds like the bride of a pop Ziggy Stardust version, possibly for TV and movie/film during a human feeling alien to other humans around him/her, psychedelic, dark comedy. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Slow blaring eerie guitar laced soft female vocals about a woman who hates the world and wants to be left alone by the world. Possibly playing in the background when a person is very angst and all alone int he world. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Mid-tempo pop-rock song with a little country guitar twang with a female singing about wanting a guru to come to her and show her the way. Possibly playing in the background when a character is seeking Truth. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
A medium tempo song with surf rock feel about a woman who loses her love and struggles and he finds her and helps her back. Female vocals like a softer Lhasa De Sela, possibly playing in the background when a couple is going through a separation. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
Upbeat pop-rock song about life's up and downs and trying to find one's self and one's path in life and feeling confused. Features soft and innocent female vocals. Possibly playing in the background while someone is struggling with identity and life. Female Vocals, Pop, Lilith Fair
