Louisiana Red Hot Records’ award-winning singer/songwriter Lilli Lewis is known for her powerful vocals and progressive style of music. The folk rock diva is a sought after featured performer on mainstages across the United States and abroad. A prolific writer, composer and producer Lilli has appeared with musical elites, on the New Orleans scene, such as Kirk Joseph’s Backyard Groove, (sousaphone master and founding member of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band), Little Freddie King, Dash Rip Rock and Gina Forsyth, to mention a few. Festival appearances and awards include the Champaign-Urabana Folk Festival, National Black Arts Festival, Music Midtown, Southern Womyn’s Music and National Black Woman’s Arts Festivals. Awards include Mountain Stage New Song Competition as a Southwest Regional Finalist and Lewis was also a Hard Rock Rising Regional Finalist. "Orange Music, Volumes I & II: represents two EP releases from 2016/ A Human Rights Activist, Lilli Lewis is considered an outspoken voice for the Gay, Lesbian and Transgendered community, and interest in social empowerment are reflected on "Vol. 1: Water & Light.” “O, Let Your Light Shine Bright” is a warm reminder that we all might be better off by allowing ourselves to celebrate each other for who we are and “Walk on Water” is an epic folk-rock song that recalls what extraordinary things people can achieve, just by doing their part. The first song in the collection entitled "The Water" is dedicated to Winona Laduke, and became an anthem for Lilli Lewis listeners in the wake of the Standing Rock pipeline and associated protests. “Vol. II, Anatomy,” continues with a universal theme, but is considerably more vulnerable. It stares down naysayers with the confrontational “Backside” and the longing for true liberation is reflected in songs like “Rare Bird” and “Sparrows,” a gospel interpretation of Cajun Creole songwriter, Gina Forsyth. In keeping with the groundbreaking and pioneering spirit, Lewis is the only female on New Orleans based Louisiana Red Hot Records roster. The company was named OffBeat Magazine’s 2015 Record Label of the Year and is known for launching and sustaining the careers of southern favorites such as Trombone Shorty, Hunter Hayes, Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk, among others. Her penetrating voice and showmanship have been described by Eric Cager of the Cutting Edge Music Business Conference as…“Sister Rosetta Tharpe’s virtuoso commitment to her instrument and Odessa’s vocal power, creating a show that is a force of nature.” Jamie Anderson, indie-music.com cited…“Makes you want to put your hands in the air, shout hallelujah and shake your booty for the rest of the night…enough energy to power a large city.” Radio Stonewall praised her with… “Lewis is the light at the end of the tunnel…innovative, soulful music that will never go out of style.”