Larissa Lam

Larissa Lam is an award-winning pop, dance and soul-influenced singer and songwriter from Diamond Bar, CA. Her songs provide inspiring and empowering anthems for people of all backgrounds. Her song "I Feel Alive" won the Hollywood Music in Media Award for Best Dance Song and was the theme song for a national suicide prevention campaign. Larissa has captivated audiences across the U.S. at venues such as The Dolby Theater, Lincoln Center and more. Her singing career began when she became one of the lead singers of the EDM/gospel group, Nitro Praise. As a solo artist, she released four critically acclaimed albums. She has collaborated on these recordings with hit-making producers and musicians such as David Longoria (Sting, George Michael), Robert Eibach (Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande), Tim Schoenhals (Meghan Trainor, Katy Perry) and Derek Nakamoto (Janet Jackson, Keiko Matsui). She is not only an accomplished singer but also a composer for TV, film and video games whose credits include The Oprah Winfrey Show. Larissa has also gained recognition as a filmmaker with her award-winning documentary, Far East Deep South. The film uncovers the little known history of Chinese families in Mississippi during segregation. The film made its broadcast premiere on the PBS/World Channel series, “America ReFramed" and is available on Tubi and Kanopy.