Sisaundra Lewis
The Voice season 6 · Eliminated in the Top 8
Where are they now
Sisaundra Lewis produces and hosts The Sisaundra Show and AFROJams on AFRO TV. She became a co-host of Point Of View in 2019, created AFROJams in 2021, and in September 2021 was offered The Sisaundra Show, which has broadcast over 200 episodes. Her single Shout reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart on September 10, 2005.
Key figures
- Career score4 points of 100Rank on Encore Index: #257 (tie) of 688
- Wikipedia views, 12 months4,114 pageviewsRank on Encore Index: #236 of 303
- Wikipedia views since 201590,735 pageviewsRank on Encore Index: #215 of 303
Interest over time
Monthly views of the English Wikipedia article, July 2015 – September 2026.
Career
- 2003
Sisaundra Lewis performed with Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba in 2003 and from 2007-2014.
- 2005
She co-wrote Emotional on Najee's 2005 album My Point of View. The album reached No. 1 on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz chart. The recording is credited as Najee featuring Sisaundra.
- 2005
Her debut single Shout, credited under the mononym Sisaundra, reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart on September 10, 2005.
- 2006
The album Shout came out in 2006 on Global Records, credited under the mononym Sisaundra.
- 2009
In 2009 she narrated the documentary Sustaining Life. The film received a nomination for a 2009 Academy Award in the Student Documentary category.
- 2014
The Voice, season 6
Eliminated in the Top 8
- 2019
In 2019 Sisaundra Lewis became a co-host of the AFRO TV daytime talk show Point Of View.
- 2021
In 2021 she created AFROJams, a monthly live-music show on AFRO TV, and she still hosts it.
- 2021
The single Let's Go Out came out in 2021 on Afrotainers Music, credited as Sisaundra.
- 2021
In September 2021 she was offered The Sisaundra Show on AFRO TV. The show is in its second season and has broadcast over 200 episodes.
More milestones
- Date not documented
Her producer and writer credits include work with Gordon Chambers, Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs, Emilio Estefan, David Foster, Phil Galdston, Marvin Hamlisch, Tony Hemmings, Loris Holland, Tony Moran, Rohan Reid, Jim Steinman, Sting, Ric Wake, and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
- Date not documented
Peabo Bryson invited Sisaundra Lewis to join his international tour as a backing vocalist and duet partner.
- Date not documented
Sisaundra Lewis was a backing vocalist, vocal director, and choreographer with Céline Dion.
Discography
| Title | Type | Year | Label | RIAA certification | U.S. sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ain't No Way (The Voice Performance) | Single | Not documented | Republic Records | Not documented | Not applicable |
| Shout | Single | 2005 | Global Records / C.E.D Entertainment | Not documented | Not applicable |
| Shout | Album | 2006 | Global Records | Not documented | Not documented |
| Sisaundra Lewis Live EP | Live album | 2013 | Grove 2 Glam Media | Not documented | Not documented |
| #Winner | Single | 2016 | Not documented | Not documented | Not applicable |
| Let's Go Out | Single | 2021 | Afrotainers Music | Not documented | Not applicable |
Sources
- Sisaundra Lewis (Wikipedia revision 1371035034) — Wikipedia, August 24, 2026.
- The Voice (American TV series) season 6 — Wikipedia, May 12, 2026.
- Apple Music album search for sisaundra lewis — Apple Music.
- Republic Records (Wikipedia revision 1378999606) — Wikipedia, October 7, 2026.
- Monthly pageviews of the English Wikipedia article "Sisaundra Lewis", July 2015 – September 2026 — Wikimedia Foundation.
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