Lisa Fischer, (born in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York in the mid 1960s), is an African American R&B and adult contemporary singer, known for her 1991 hit "How Can I ease the pain" and her abilities in the whistle register .

Fischer reached dizzying hits in 1991, but quickly vanished in the mid 90s from mainstream attention, like fellow R&B coloratura soprano Shanice Wilson. She is credited as having a very strong, dulcet sounding singing voice easily accessing the whistle register. This high vocal range can be heard in her biggest hit "How can I ease the pain" off her debut solo album "So Intense". The song, which was the first single off the album, displayed Fisher's ability to adlib up to a G6. The song earned her a Grammy Award in 1992 for 'Best Female R&B Vocal Performance'.

Prior to her breakthrough, Fischer had accompanied R&B superstar Luther Vandross on most of his tours and had also provided backing vocals for the likes of Billy Greene, Melba Moore and legendary rock group The Rolling Stones. She is currently a session vocalist for both Atlantic Records and GRP Records, and is touring with Tina Turner and the Rolling Stones.

Vocal Profile

• Voice type: Dramatic Soprano 
• Highest note: G6 (How I Can Ease The Pain)
• Lowest note:  C3
• Vocal range: 3.4 octaves (C3-G6)