After her 2007 effort 'Never Look Back', Lisa is back in the studio working hard, putting her inspiration to paper while joining forces with some of the very best in the business.

The young gospel singer's appearance on the POP Volume One compilation album, brought her ministry to the forefront of local gospel with radio anthems such as the title track on Power of Praise, Stepping Out (featuring Ryan Mark) and the Latin-inspired rework of the classic hymn Leaning, all bringing her closer to her growing fan base.

Rollington Town native

The Rollington Town native has been a servant of Christ for virtually her entire life, and is committed to taking her conviction to the world to effect positive change in the lives of those with whom she comes in contact.

In fact, Grant has been performing for as long as she can remember, even back in the days when she had to be placed on a chair so that the audience could see her tiny three-year-old frame.

It all started for her during a fateful meeting with P&W Music boss, Randy McClean, who encouraged her to get into the ministry after witnessing a stirring performance at a watchnight service.

"I would like to see lives being changed through my ministry in music. I have seen where secular music has affected people's lives in a negative way and I would love to see my music changing people's lives for the better," she said.

Grant's Ministry has taken her through the length and breadth of Jamaica and has even allowed her to minister in the Bahamas.

The soft-spoken songstress lists the likes of Donnie McClurkin, Crystal Lewis and Chevelle Franklin as her main sources of musical inspiration, along with McClean and her parents as her main motivators.