Lisa Crawley

Lisa Crawley makes vulnerability sound effortless. The New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based indie-pop artist has built a career across continents, with four APRA Silver Scroll Award nominations, countless live performances, and support slots for John Mayer, Suzanne Vega, Paul Weller, and Simply Red. Her music has also been featured widely on film and TV, including Nancy Drew, Good Trouble, Stumptown, and NBC’s This Is Us.

Following her acclaimed EP Looking for Love (In A Major), Crawley’s new release New Girl Syndrome (2025) showcases her most captivating work yet. Blending introspective lyricism with irresistible melodies, the EP has been praised as “an enchanting collection of radiant songs… utterly immersive and provocative” (Atwood Magazine). Recent singles "Boy Don’t Cry" and "Hey You" earned airplay on KCRW and charted in Australasia, further solidifying her place in the indie-pop landscape.

Whether on stage in the Tony Award-winning musical Once, performing at iconic LA venues like The Hotel Café, or collaborating as a sought-after session musician, Crawley continues to captivate with songs that linger long after they’re heard.