Pauline Pisano

Pauline Pisano is an award-winning singer-songwriter, multimedia artist, instrumentalist, producer, and vocalist as well as an organizer who brings people together across historic lines of division through music and composition. She is a founding member of Songs In The Key of Resistance, a cultural arts initiative housed by The Kairos Center for Rights, Religions, and Social Justice,

Pauline’s artistic accolades include being a two-time Joshua’s Awards nominee for Outstanding Female Vocalist in California, winning Best Song at the Twin River Media Festival, and being selected as an artist-in-residence at The Byrdcliffe Arts Colony in Woodstock, NY, in 2020, where she led transformative discussions on the role of art in times of crisis.

In addition to her artistic work, Pauline is an award-winning community organizer and social worker. She received the Carmen Ortiz Hendrick Award for Excellence from Silberman School of Social Work upon earning her MSW. In 2019, she served as an advocate in the emergency rooms of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital through the Domestic and Other Violence Emergencies (DOVE) Program, providing vital support to survivors of trauma. She was also a Big Sister of New York and a Musician On Call.

Pauline’s discography – including songwriting, film scoring, production and mixing projects – is available at HouseOfDemeter.com