Lisa Germano is one of the richest Singer-Songwriter from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Lisa Germano's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
Germano was a violinist at the time John Mellencamp asked her to be on his album. She toured and recorded seven years as a member Mellencamp’s group, appearing on The Lonesome Jubilee (1987), Big Daddy (89), Falling from Grace(91), Human Wheels (1993) and Dance Naked (1994). She also appeared on albums of Simple Minds, Indigo Girls and Falling from Grace (1991), 1992-1993)
Germano started her solo career after recording with Bob Seger and Henry Lee Summer. Her album, On the Way Down From the Moon Palace (1991), was recorded in Indianapolis. It was released by Major Bill Records. Despite low sales, Capitol Records signed Germano to a contract and issued her next album, Happiness (1993). Capitol had personnel changes that led to the departure of many of her benefactors. However, she retained the rights for her album.
Excerpts From a Love Circus (1996) was praised by Spin and Rolling Stone. Earlier that year, Watts-Russell approached 4AD’s musicians with the idea that each act would find another person or band to collaborate with on three songs. The recordings would then be released by the label as a monthly series of EPs. Germano worked with rock band Giant Sand, but after their tracks had been recorded, the label decided that the series would be unfeasible and rejected the idea. Germano and the members of Giant Sand liked the results and enjoyed collaborating, and despite the labels’ lack of interest in the recordings, recorded an album in less than a week. Managers for Germano and Giant Sand made a deal with Thirsty Ear Recordings to release the album as a one-off project under the name OP8, and the album Slush was released in February 1997. In April 1997, 4AD began promoting “I Love a Snot” (remixed by Tchad Blake) to radio and retail stores in America, but sales of the album remained static at best. “Lovesick” from Excerpts from a Love Circus was remixed by Trevor Jackson (a.k.a. The Underdog), and released by his label, Output Recordings.
