Lisa Ipeelie original songs
Based on my poems about love, pain, and struggles over the years. Show kindness.
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12 songs
3:36
Female gospel vocalist, soulful, emotional, slow gospel piano, soft choir harmonies, warm reverb, heartfelt performance, ”
3:39
Female gospel vocalist, soulful, emotional, slow gospel piano, soft choir harmonies, warm reverb, heartfelt performance, ”
3:41
Female gospel vocalist, soulful, emotional, slow gospel piano, soft choir harmonies, warm reverb, heartfelt performance, ”, deep, gospel, violin, female and male voice
4:52
Emotional cinematic ballad blending the sound of Lady Gaga’s “Always Remember Us This Way” with the gospel warmth of top gospel vocalist’ “Female lead vocal with strong emotional presence, supported by soft piano, warm strings, and a gentle gospel choir that enters in the chorus and bridge, The arrangement should build slowly from an intimate piano opening, rising into a powerful chorus with layered harmonies, Tone is heartfelt, spiritual, and hopeful, with a big cinematic lift near the end, Overall feeling: soulful, uplifting, reflective, and deeply moving
4:01
Female lead vocalist with strong emotional delivery, Full gospel choir for harmonies and call-and-response, Piano-driven arrangement with warm chords, Soft supporting violin lines for texture and lift, Slow, reverent, spiritual atmosphere, Blend of English and Inuktitut lyrics, Gospel, uplifting, reflective, soulful
5:08
A raw, emotional A-minor cinematic ballad with gospel undertones, Soft piano and expressive solo violin lead the arrangement, Ethereal ambient pads create a sacred, floating atmosphere, Swelling string ensemble adds intensity in the choruses, Intimate, prayer-like vocals with holy, confessional emotion, Light gospel choir enters only in the final chorus for a gentle spiritual lift, Deep reverb, warm breathy vocals, and a powerful atmospheric build, Chorus shifts slightly toward A Dorian for a hopeful rising feeling
3:24
Powerful gospel ballad with a #1 lead singer, full gospel choir, soft piano and violin, emotional depth, cinematic swells, intimate whispers, and a live-performance feel, Holy, soulful, deeply personal
5:09
Raspy emotional Scottish-pop ballad with piano, strings, atmospheric pads, and soft background echoes, Honest storytelling about shared mistakes, heartbreak, and growth, Cinematic build with Micah 6:8 spoken bridge and airy background vocals repeating “what we didn’t see then, ”, ‑include this: Key: C Major Verses: C — Am — F — G Pre-Chorus: Am — G — F — G Chorus: C — G — Am — F Bridge: Am — F — C — G Final Chorus: C — G — Am — F — C
5:14
Raspy emotional Scottish-pop ballad with piano, strings, atmospheric pads, and soft background echoes, Honest storytelling about shared mistakes, heartbreak, and growth, Cinematic build with Micah 6:8 spoken bridge and airy background vocals repeating “what we didn’t see then, ”, ‑include this: Key: C Major Verses: C — Am — F — G Pre-Chorus: Am — G — F — G Chorus: C — G — Am — F Bridge: Am — F — C — G Final Chorus: C — G — Am — F — C
3:46
A heartfelt gospel ballad with a soft female lead, gentle piano and violin, emotional choir harmonies, and intimate English whispers, Warm live-mic tone, deeply personal delivery, and a smooth, cinematic build, Soulful, comforting, and spiritual
3:34
Style: Inuit Arctic Soul / Acoustic Folk
Mood: Warm, reflective, intimate, grounded, timeless
Tempo: Mid-tempo (≈108 BPM)
Instrumentation: Finger-picked acoustic guitar or soft piano, subtle ambient textures, gentle background humming, minimal percussion or none
Vocals: Single lead vocal, close and natural, emotionally calm and sincere; background humming used sparingly for atmosphere
Feel: Feels like a quiet blessing passed from grandmother to grandchild; spacious, breath-centered, not overproduced; rooted in Arctic stillness and love
Language: English lead with a single Inuktitut line delivered gently and clearly
Ending: Soft humming fade-out, peaceful and unresolved in a comforting way