Lisa Velez of the trailblazing ’80s Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam talks about celebrating 40 years in the business, auditioning at ...

Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam are innovators whose music was not exclusively for freestyle fans. Their hits blasted on mainstream radio and their music videos played on MTV all over the world.

While Lisa Velez was skyrocketing to stardom in the 1980s with hits like “Can You Feel the Beat” and “I Wonder If I Take You Home” as the frontwoman of Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, she was ...

Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam’s debut, bolstered by production team Full Force, featuring the slick “I Wonder If I Take You Home” and “Can You Feel the Beat” with their New York club leanings ...

Lisa Lisa, who helped define the sound of the ‘80s with her group Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, is celebrating 40 years since the release of her groundbreaking hit, I Wonder If I Take You Home.

Lisa Velez, singer for the Latin freestyle stars Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, is getting her own biopic. As Deadline reports, she’s also executive producing and starring in it, but not as herself.

Her next album was a milestone, as two of her singles, "Lost in Emotion" and "Head to Toe" each hit No. 1 on the Billboard charts. And the band eventually became Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam.

LISA Velez of Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam fame first became a household name in the ’80s, and her big, curly hair quickly became iconic. But the Can You Feel the Beat singer, who is making a major… ...

Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam *Episode 2 of the RadioScope Raw podcast features our 1989 interview with Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam. The band was assembled and produced by Full Force, with Alex “Spanador ...

**** Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, Spanish Fly (Columbia): The dance floor is getting crowded with singers who would follow the likes of Madonna and Janet Jackson on the path to dance-track stardom. Of ...

Cult Jam Discusses “Lies” In Lisa Lisa Movie, Full Force’s Erasure, New Album & More By: Chuck Creekmur (@ChuckCreekmur) March 5, 2025 ...

But the Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam/Full Force collaboration has survived for seven hit-filled years and shows no signs of slowing. ”They stick by me,” said Lisa.