Lisa Loeb

2020 For Your Consideration

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Lisa Loeb’s most personal album to date

Released February 28th, 2020

Up for Nomination in the 63rd GRAMMY AWARDS for: 

  • Album of the Year - A Simple Trick to Happiness

  • Song of the Year - “Doesn’t It Feel Good” feat. Michelle Branch (written by Lisa Loeb, Rich Jacques, and Rosi Golan)

  • Music Video - “The Upside”

  • Recording Package - “Stay (I Missed  You)” 25th Anniversary Vinyl

  • Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical - A Simple Trick to Happiness

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“Uplifting and catchy”

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“The world seen through the music of Lisa Loeb is a magical place full of possibility.”

“One of the best and most satisfying albums Lisa Loeb has made to date.”


“The Upside” Video

Up for nomination for Best Music Video

 

Directed and edited by Jessa Zapor-Gray

Featuring choreography and dancers from Groove at Creation Station, Everybody Dance & Dance Lab, Harlem School of the Arts Dance Program, Grrrl Brigade, Children's Ballet Theater, and Fancy Feed Dance Studio.

 

“Stay (I Missed You)” 25th Anniversary Vinyl

Up for nomination for Recording Package (Vinyl)
Jacket printed by Stoughton Printing

Front Cover

Front Cover

Back cover (Glasses: Lisa Loeb Eyewear, Lyrics: Handwritten by Lisa Loeb)

Back cover (Glasses: Lisa Loeb Eyewear, Lyrics: Handwritten by Lisa Loeb)

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Videos

Directed by Jessa Zapor-Gray

Filmed in Osaka with ANON Entertainment

Directed by Brennan Gilpatrick

Directed by Jessa Zapor-Gray

Directed by Richard Yelland

Directed by Richard Yelland

 
 

Press about A simple trick to happiness

Finding the holy grail of life’s perfect balance.
— Dallas Morning News
While the songs were written prior to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, themes like finding purpose in everyday life quickly emerge, a relatable idea amidst quarantine.
— Forbes
Loeb continues to radiate a caring approach to her craft.
— ABC News
Loeb is a veritable superwoman…Loeb has just put forward another raft of excellent songcraft in A Simple Trick To Happiness.
— Albumism
As personal and poetic as ever. The songs present relatable challenges alongside affirmational and empowering messages and reminders to help each other and ourselves.
— Riff Magazine
A Simple Trick To Happiness is a refreshing work of art
— Parade Magazine

Credits

A Simple Trick to Happiness was produced by Rich Jacques and Lisa Loeb

Doesn’t it Feel Good (Lisa Loeb, Rich Jacques, Rosi Golan)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals
Rich Jacques – Guitar, synth, drum programming, bass
Michelle Branch – Background vocals
Mixed by Richard Furch

Skeleton (Lisa Loeb, Rich Jacques, Scott Effman)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals
Scott Effman – Guitar, ukulele, background vocals
Rich Jacques – Guitar, ukulele
Kazumi Shimokawa – Bass, mellotron
Blair Sinta – Drums
Mixed by Brian Yaskulka

Another Day (Lisa Loeb, Rich Jacques, Yoshi Breen)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals, guitar
Rich Jacques – Guitar, background vocals, bass
Blair Sinta – Drums
Yoshi Breen – Piano
Mixed by Richard Furch

This is My Life (Lisa Loeb, Rich Jacques, Tom Rhodes)
Lisa Loeb – Vocals, guitar
Rich Jacques – Guitar, background vocals, bass, organ
Blair Sinta – Drums
Mixed by Brian Yaskulka

For the Birch (Lisa Loeb, Maia Sharp, Anna Schulze)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals, guitar
Rich Jacques – Guitar, piano, mellotron
Anna Schulze – Background vocals
Kazumi Shimokawa – Bass, mellotron
Blair Sinta – Drums
Mixed by Brian Yaskulka

Most of All (Lisa Loeb, K.S. Rhoads)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals
Rich Jacques –Mellotron, bass
Kazumi Shimokawa – Piano
Blair Sinta – Drums
Adam Levy – Guitars
Mixed by Brian Yaskulka

Shine (Lisa Loeb, Rich Jacques, Scott Effman)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals, guitar
Scott Effman – Guitar
Rich Jacques – Guitar
Kazumi Shimokawa – Bass, mellotron
Blair Sinta – Drums
Mixed by Brian Yaskulka

Sing Out (Lisa Loeb, Eric Lumiere)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals, guitar, banjo
Rich Jacques – Guitar, bass, programming
Vanessa Freebairn-Smith – Cello
Bill Lefler – Snare drum
Mixed by Richard Furch

I Wanna Go First (Lisa Loeb, Rich Jacques, Daniel Ahearn)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals
Rich Jacques – Synth, drum programming, bass
Kazumi Shimokawa – Keyboards
Mixed by Brian Yaskulka

The Upside (Lisa Loeb, Rich Jacques, Daniel Ahearn)
Lisa Loeb – Vocals, guitar
Rich Jacques – Mellotron, bass, programming
Kyler England – Background vocals
Kazumi Shimokawa – Piano, ukulele
Bill Lefler – Percussion Mixed by Richard Furch

Wonder (Lisa Loeb, K.S. Rhoads)
Lisa Loeb – Lead vocals
K.S. Rhoads – Arrangementm Piano, accordion, bass
Mixed by Brian Yaskulka 

“Doesn’t It Feel Good,” “Sing Out,” “I Wanna Go First,” “The Upside” Engineered by Rich Jacques at Deathstar Studio
“Skeleton,” “Another Day,” “For The Birch” Engineered by Craig Frank at Buddhaland
“This Is My Life, “Shine” Engineered by Rich Jacques and Craig Frank at Buddhaland
“Most Of All” Engineered by Rich Jacques at Deathstar Studio/Drums Recorded by Blair Sinta at Donkey Den
“Wonder” Engineered by Rich Jacques and K.S. Rhoads at Deathstar Studio
Mastered by Hans DeKline
Produced by Rich Jacques and Lisa Loeb

Art Direction: Lisa Loeb and Janet Wolsborn
Design: Janet Wolsborn
Cover Photo: Juan Patiño/Hair: Norman James/Makeup: Pamela Taylor

Management: Janet Billig Rich/Manage This Media LLC
Legal Representation: Adam Ritholz/Ritholz Levy LLP
Business Management: Carrie Malcolm & Yana Romano/CRM Management, LLC
Digital Marketing Director: Katie Kerins