Pauline Pisano has been receiving praise for her profoundly unusual voice from critics and fans alike. An edgy romantic singer/songwriter with an unexpected pop/rock twist," she has pipes that are rare and impressive with a range that sails easily from the basement to the heavens." (Debra Donahue, the Cape-May Times). However, it is Pauline's unique sense of story and melody that have led her to win several national and international songwriting awards including The Father Fame Award, The American Theater Wing's Rising Stars Award and the honor of being a featured soloist at Alice Tully Hall.

This year Pauline and her band, Rich Mercurio (drums) and Arthur Sadowsky (bass) will release her third album, The Light Show, with guest performances from guitarists Marc Ribler and Alan Pisano. The Light Show includes darkly melodic tunes like "Your House," catchy pop declarations "This Jungle" about the harsh, product-driven reality of the music business and folk-rock narratives like "My Bluff" which tells the story of Pauline's time driving up 89A in the Phoenix desert. Pauline describes album's title as the light reportedly seen in the brain as neurons fire off during creative or inspiring moments of musical activity.