About

Lizzy Paris—formerly known as Jasmine Nichol—emerges from the rich creative soil of California’s Bay Area, crafting a musical world where jazz, soul, pop, and alternative flow together seamlessly. Her sound is at once classic and unmistakably fresh, infused with messages of love, healing, spirituality, and at times, a fierce voice against injustice.

Paris’ artistry has taken her from intimate venues like The Hotel Café in Los Angeles to the grand stage of Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, opening for celebrated artists including Bilal, Miguel, Jhené Aiko, Snoop Dogg, JoJo, Leah LaBelle & Amelia Day. Her talent has also landed her on festival stages—from the Black Joy Parade to the California State Fair’s landmark inaugural cannabis portion—while earning critical nods from NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest, KQED, and Sacramento News & Review.

A powerful live performer with a magnetic presence, Paris has sung the anthem for the Sacramento Kings, The Athletics (MLB), and the viral baseball sensation Savannah Bananas. Her creative collaborations extend to writing, as well as lending her vocals to Grammy-nominated poet Shawn William’s latest work, ‘Tall Dark & Healing’.

Beyond the music, Paris is a certified sound healer and meditation teacher, weaving her spiritual practices into everything she does. Through her company, Sounds in Blüme, she offers meditation and sound healing sessions—creating spaces where music and wellness meet to uplift and transform.

At every turn, Lizzy Paris stays true to her mission: to bring relief, optimism, and hope to all who experience her music.