There is more than one artist with this name:

1.) Lewis is quiet musician who employs otherworldly synthesizers, guitar and piano. Is very good.

"...the vibe on here is just about the closest thing I've found via vanity press records to the highly atmospheric universe of David Lynch's Twin Peaks... Like that show it's ostensibly a really cheesy platform but everything is just so soaked in some kind of weightless transcendence and spooky subterfuge...There's something very very world weary about the LP but couched in this great faded mumbly croon that seems effortless, yet pushing at somewhere far out..."

2.) Not simply some other group, (the other) Lewis defined the Dallas Texas music scene of the early 00's - talented, substantive, dynamic live and catchy...in a "this is what happens when literature majors form an indie rock band" vibe. From their Deep Elm records page, in describing their indie masterpiece Even So:

"Enter Lewis...shining with imagination, innovation and verve. Experiment laden and laced with patience, Even So is filled with soaring vocals, intricate guitar play and a torrent of emotion. You'll experience a progression of remarkably good songs and unequaled melodies. Every track is saturated with an amazing sense of grandeur, the quiet and peculiar beauty of the title track being the record's pinnacle. The pleading and soulful vocals attain heights of emotion rarely heard...and it's this voice that touches you inside. Certain records capture a moment in your life and hold onto it forever. Every time you listen, you go back there...and words can't describe it. This is one of those records. A masterpiece of melancholic beauty, it gives you hope. Unreleased song "Everything's Changed" on The Emo Diaries, Chapter Six"

3) Lewis, hip hop, New Jersey

http://soundcloud.com/echelondon

http://twitter.com/Lewis

http://echelondon.tumblr.com

User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.