Lisa Perkins has been making music in Montgomery since she was a kid. Today, with her band and her recording studio/music management company Titanium Music Productions Group, she’s sharing her sound and helping others do the same.
How long have you been a musician?
Since I was 12 years old. My dad had a band back in the day called Tom Perkins and the Wild Hannibals, and my brothers and I were pretty much forced into being musicians through him.
What does the company do?
We are a recording studio/music production company. We provide quality live entertainment, sound and music production, artist development and management, motivational speaking and corporate training services.
What is the name of your band?
Lisa and The E-Lusion. I started the band in 1999.
Where does the band perform?
We perform for all types of events and venues. We do a lot of corporate parties, weddings, anniversary parties, family reunions, birthday parties, club events, etc.
What do you enjoy about your job?
I enjoy how music and performing make me feel, and how my music and performances make others feel. There is nothing else that I would rather do.
Any recent milestones or awards?
I recently released a video of the first song off of my upcoming album, a fun song about some of the nightlife in downtown Montgomery called “Party Downtown.” It was number one in Alabama on Number One Music last fall.
What’s on the horizon for you and your company?
I am finishing my album project and will hopefully be touring with it. As far as Titanium Music Productions Group, we are expanding to Titanium Enterprises International to include our other areas of expertise like our corporate training and motivational speaking division, audio/video recording, band booking agency and event planning, and more.
Point of Pride
One of my proudest moments was when I got an opportunity to perform for a star-studded event in Atlantic City. I was flown there by Mr. Greg Calhoun of Calhoun Enterprises, and my brother Eric and I entertained a room full of superstars including Evander Holyfield, Jay-Z and about 1,500 others.
