Inessa Lee

She studied English, German and French at the Faculty of Foreign Philology at Zhytomyr State University. Ivan Franko (Ukraine).

2010–2011: American Idol and Insane in F #

In 2011, Inessa Lee took part in the tenth season of the American Idol television show . She was the first contestant in an episode for the selection of participants from San Francisco . MTV News nicknamed her “sexy video fox” ^[1] , which later influenced the choice of the pseudonym Liza Fox.

Her song “Insane in F #” became the soundtrack for the film Cheyenne ^[2] , one of the parts of the Five (for the Cure) project ^[3] , directed by Demi Moore , Jennifer Aniston , Alisha Keyes , Penelope Sfiris and Petty Jenkins. The soundtrack film was aired on November 5, 2011 on the Lifetime TV channel.

2011 You Turn Me On

In 2011, she became a performer and co-author of the song “You Turn Me On,” which was nominated for the HMMA Hollywood Music in Media Awards 2011 in the “Dance” category ^[4] . Thanks to this song, she became the finalist of the ISC International Songwriting Competition 2011 in the “Dance / Electronica” category ^[5] .

In October 2013, she released a video clip for the song “You Turn Me On” ^[6] . The clip was created based on the game Second Life .

The song “You Turn Me On” became the soundtrack for TV series CBS: Big Bang Theory, Good Wife, How I Met Your Mother, The Millers, Price is Right, Undercover Boss, The Young and the Restless.

2012 Gimme All (Ring My Bell)

In 2012, she became a performer and co-author of the song “ Gimme All (Ring My Bell) ” - a remake of the disco-hit hit “Ring My Bell” ^{[7] [8]} . In February 2013, the song rose to the 9th line of The UK Music Week Commercial Pop Chart and remained in it for 7 weeks ^[9] . In April 2013, the single “ Gimme All (Ring My Bell) ” took 12th place on the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart and remained there for 9 weeks ^[10] .

Due to the popularity of the song “ Gimme All (Ring My Bell) ”, the mobile game “Be.X” was created in February 2013, featuring remixes of Ralphi Rosario, Mark Picchiotti, Almighty, and Hoxton Whores. ^[11] .

2013 Free

In July 2013, the singer released the single “Free”, a remake of the disco-hit hit “Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)” ^[12] . The singer dedicated the video for the song to peace, love and freedom for all people ^[13] . The number of video views on YouTube has exceeded 1 million.

In January 2014, the 3D mobile game “FREE-D” for Android smartphones based on the song “FREE” was released. ^[14]

2014 Dynamite and Dynamite

On May 19, 2014, the premiere of the Dynamite video clip on the StarPro channel took place. ^[15] The song was written by Rada Syrbu and Ana Syrbu; producer - Radu Syrbu (former member of O-Zone).

In November 2014, the release of the English version of the Dynamite video in Romania on the Cat Music channel took place. ^[sixteen]

In March 2015, the single Dynamite peaked at # 33 on the UK Music Week Upfront Club chart, remaining 8 weeks. May 17, 2015 remix from The Ruff Loaderz took 11th place in the iTunes HOT 100 Weekly Chart for sales of electronic music in the United States.

2015 Unlimited and I Am Not I

May 22, 2015 premiere of the single Unlimited in Italy on the CDF channel. ^[17] On August 6, the singer released the album I Am Not I, in which she told the audience about her split personality. In November 2015, the soundtrack of I Am Not I was on the 15th line of the UK chart UK Music Week Commercial Pop chart. In March 2016, the song ranked No. 41 on The US Billboard Dance Club Songs Chart.

2011

• Nominated for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards (HMMA) (in the "Dance" nomination).
• Finalist of the International Songwriting Competition (ISC) (in the category "Dance / Electronica").

year 2012

• Nominated for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards (HMMA) (in the "Dance" nomination).
• Eliminated in the semifinals of the International Songwriting Competition (ISC) (in the "Dance / Electronica" category).
• In February 2012, the 54th edition of the Grammy Book (54th GRAMMY Awards Book) was released, featuring a photograph of the singer from the red carpet of HMMA 2011 and an article about her. A copy of the book is stored at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles .

year 2013

• Nominated for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards (HMMA) (in the "Dance" nomination).

Singles

LPs

• I Am Not I (2015)

1. "I Am Not I"
2. "Seize the Moment"
3. "Love Gun"
4. "Coffee Face"
5. "Super Jazz"
6. "Unlimited (Jus Grata Remix)"