With influences ranging from Mariah Carey to Michelle Branch, Lindsay Leigh is a true original. She always knew she was destined to be a singer/songwriter. At a very young age she began to write lyrics and compose melodies of her own. Yet her appeal to music did not just stop with simple rhythms and rhymes. She soon found herself further enveloped in the performance aspect of her music. She began exploring different techniques of her voice; studying opera and musical theater, yet never abandoning her passion for jazz and melodic driven lines and harmonies.
Through her distinctive vocal techniques, Lindsay Leigh is always trying to introduce something new to the music world. She began her music career experimenting in the genre of Hip-Hop/Rhythm and Blues and composed numerous urban beats and melodies. In her more recent works, however, Lindsay has replaced her synthesized urban hooks and has combined a pop/rock guitar sound paired with her R and B trained voice.
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www.lindsayleigh.com
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Influences
Mariah Carey, Michelle Branch, Aaliyah, Angela Ammons, Mandy Moore, Plumb
Bio
With influences ranging from Mariah Carey to Michelle Branch, Lindsay Leigh is a true original. She always knew she was destined to be a singer/songwriter. At a very young age she began to write lyrics and compose melodies of her own. Yet her appeal to music did not just stop with simple rhythms and rhymes. She soon found herself further enveloped in the performance aspect of her music. She began exploring different techniques of her voice; studying opera and musical theater, yet never abandoning her passion for jazz and melodic driven lines and harmonies.
Through her distinctive vocal techniques, Lindsay Leigh is always trying to introduce something new to the music world. She began her music career experimenting in the genre of Hip-Hop/Rhythm and Blues and composed numerous urban beats and melodies. In her more recent works, however, Lindsay has replaced her synthesized urban hooks and has combined a pop/rock guitar sound paired with her R and B trained voice.
"Can't Let You Go" is the more upbeat of her new stated genre and is followed by "Everytime," a melodically driven ballad that showcases Lindsay Leigh's strong vocal talent. The following song is the edgier, guitar driven "Used" which is complimented with hasty, unconventional lyrics. Overall, this coupling of pop/rock guitar with urban vocals has a unique presence that has never before been created.
With a commercial sound and God given beauty, there is no doubt that Lindsay Leigh will accomplish her mission of an enduring career in music. She has headlined state fairs, sung the National Anthem at numerous broadcasted events, has had her songs played on Arizona radio, and is gaining momentum. It won't be long before America knows Lindsay Leigh.