Jhelisa Anderson
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Jhelisa Anderson
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Vocalist Jhelisa Anderson started her career in Soul Family Sensation. Since her debut in 1994 she has become an accomplished solo artist singing, writing & producing under her first name Jhelisa. She has made two albums and a string of singles and EP's. Her best known track was Friendly Pressure, a tune that was remixed and re-released to the max. She has been a guest singer for Björk (all backing vocals on the Debut album), Paul Weller, Shamen, The, Block 16 & A.P.E., as well as guest appearances with jazz boho's like Courtney Pine and Bob Belden. Her sister is P.Y. or Pamela Anderson (not that one!) who sang with D*Note and Incognito, her cousin is Carleen Anderson, and her aunt and step-uncle are Vicki Anderson & Bobby Byrd.
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| I Don't Even Know If I Should Call You Baby (Maxi) ◄ (2 versions) | Epic Associated | 1991 | ||
| New Wave (Album) ◄ (2 versions) | Who Ever Said | One Little Indian ... | 1991 | |
| Boss Drum (Album) ◄ (3 versions) | L.S.I.: Love Sex Intel... | One Little Indian ... | 1992 | |
| Boss Vid (VHS, PAL) | Phorever People, Boss ... | Vision Video | 1992 | |
| LSI (Love Sex Intelligence) (Maxi) ◄ (4 versions) | Possible Worlds | One Little Indian ... | 1992 | |
| Debut (Album) ◄ (28 versions) | One Little Indian ... | 1993 | ||
| Different Drum (CD, Comp) | L.S.I. (Beat Edit), Ph... | Rough Trade Germany | 1993 | |
| New Wave Home Entertainment (3xCD, Album) | Streetlife | Ideal | 2001 | |
| DVD Collection (DVD, NTSC) | One Little Indian US | 2002 | ||
| Frantic (Album) ◄ (3 versions) | One Way Love | Virgin Schallplatten GmbH ... | 2002 | |
| Surrounded (Album) ◄ (2 versions) | One Little Indian ... | 2006 | ||
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| Debut (CD, Album, Unofficial) | Not On Label (Björk) | 1993 | ||
to download it or if you can get the cd Buy it!. There are gems all over this piece and i have had to replace the
cd several times since people tend to steal it once they've been put on. It opens with the title track (a spooky
explaination of what the listener is about to hear... like an overture to an opera.) then she takes us on a trip that
is filled with highs and creative organic stylings. This is what people have been craving; ORIGINALITY . The
musicians here are first rate and you'll be happy to read the liner note and EXCELLENT lyric book to find Jhelisa
is not a processed mouthpiece like many recording artist of today... she has her hands in eveything. ps. don't
play it on 10 in the dark after the last listed track "live no lie" [hint hint hint] on a scale from 1-10 (10 being
perfect) i would give " Language Electric" by Jhelisa a perfect score of 10.... that's saying a lot coming from me.