Film Composer
Songwriter
Producer
Performer
Aalisha
…from West Palm Beach, Florida. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance and a B.S. in Applied Mathematics from Washington University in St. Louis, along with a Master of Music in Screen Scoring from New York University.
As a film composer, Aalisha has scored dozens of short films, animations, and other screen media projects. She is best known for her experimental horror and thriller scores, where she often manipulates her own vocals to create otherworldly soundscapes. Aalisha won “Best Music Score” in the MultiDimension Independent Film Festival in May 2023, and was nominated for "Original Music" at the Watersprite International Festival in February 2024.
In her songwriting, Aalisha doesn’t restrict herself to any one genre. Her discography includes rock, jazz, and most recently alt pop songs, which she records, mixes, and produces herself, usually mastered by mentor and collaborator Jamie Lawrence. Her lyrics are witty, detailed, and often unexpected.
In addition to her solo artist career, Aalisha has fronted, led, and written songs for multiple rock bands. She frequently performs with her current band DUCK! around New York City, where she is now based.
Aalisha Jaisinghani is an award-winning classical and jazz pianist,
film and concert composer, singer-songwriter, producer, and rock performer…
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Film Music Samples
Aalisha’s musical background has a wide range, from classical to jazz to rock to pop production to experimental music to more.
T = Thriller (Suspenseful, Chilling)
A = Action (Intense, Anxious)
R = Romantic (Sweet, Hopeful)
F = Fun (Whimsical)
D = Drama (Intense, Emotional)
E = Edgy (Suave, Rock)
C = Concert Composition
FEATURED:
Songwriting and Production
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In the Mood for Love
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Dear Soulmates
Film Music Credits:
SHORT FILMS:
“The Diana Society” by Stella Wunder (2024)
”Meek” by Hannah Sperling (2024)
”Who Killed Taniya” by Rasel Ahmed (2024)
“My Brother’s Last Advice” by Liz Winters (2024)
“The Blue Inside” by Arya Singh (2024)
”Manjha” by Keya Saxena (2024)
”Are You Having Fun?” by Nicole Cone (2024)
”Ritam” by Grace Varughese (2024)
”DOORS” by Gina DeAngelis (2024)
”If You Give A Girl A Candle” by Nicole Kohut (2024)
”Gasoline” by Zoë Hodge (2024)
”The Birthday Girl” by Nana Fobi Duffuor (2024)
“Cool Me Down” by Alex Weir (2024)
”The Visor” by Bhairav Valera (2024)
“Healing Plan” by Matilde Silva (2023)
”Fruits and Veggies to Heal Your Projections” by Marian Fragoso (2023)
“We All Belong to the Tower” by Dustin Weible (2023)
”PA2: Blood Pub” by Angela Hamilton & Nick Marinucci (2022)
“The Road to You” by Angela Hamilton (2023)
”Tangerine Drum Machine” by Reilly McHugh (2023)
”In Different Rooms” by Lou Paoletti (2023)
”False Start” by Kansas Ballesteros (2023)
”Mirror Image” by Gabriel Soto (2023)
”Being” by Ziyne Abdo (2023)
“Texas, Baby!” by Tiana Cantu (2023)
SHORT FILMS (cont’d):
“Devil on My Shoulder” by Morgan Simonson (2022)
“Forgive Me” by Samori Jackson (2022)
“Panic, Attack” by Angela Hamilton & Nick Marinucci (2022)
“A Snapped Heel” by Matthew Seidenwurm (2022)
“Alexandra McGee” by Nicole Cone (2022)
“Unigirl” by Tiana Cantu (2022)
ANIMATIONS:
“The (W)hole” by Jiansu Wang (2023)
”Introvolt” by Dan Lombardi (2023)
”Own Worst Enemy” by Ankitha Krishnamoorthy (2023)
“OVERDOSE” by Esther Jiao (2022)
“Dragon Cake” by Jane Jung (2022)
“Remi” by Shallah Jones (2022)
“Donovan” by Shallah Jones (2022)
“Running Late” by Kamila Tlemissova (2022)
DOCUMENTARIES:
“The Spiritual Road” by Ziyne Abdo (2022)
OTHER
“Too Impossible” by Sarah Allen (2022)
“Garden of Your Heart” from 18 Roses by Dani Coronado (2022)
