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We're pleased to present Lindsay Lou from Nashville, TN (via Michigan) performing her song Everything Changed, which can be found on her 2015 album Ionia. This live performance was filmed in 14TENN in Nashville.
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About Lindsy Lou:
Lindsay Lou has been making soulful, poignant music for the last decade. An undeniable powerhouse, Lou’s remarkable gifts as a singer, songwriter, musician and performer demand the listener’s attention. Her singing floats over the masterful playing and deep groove of her band with both a fierce intensity and a tender intimacy.
Born the daughter of a coal miner in middle Missouri, Lindsay Lou’s family moved to Michigan shortly after Lindsay was born. She describes her family as close knit and musical, their lives influenced heavily by her maternal grandmother’s radical ideals and zest for life. In fact, if you ask Lindsay, her grandmother-a woman who was once put in jail during the Civil Rights Movement for teaching a lesson on the “f” word as a high school literature teacher-is one of her greatest influences to this day. Armed with her activist spirit, Lou’s grandmother set up a Christian commune in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula for her growing family of twelve, as well as some stragglers. There in a big farmhouse, Lou’s dad was their neighbor.
Raised with this sense of community, Lou recalls always being surrounded by music. So when the time came for her to join a band, for Lou, it felt like finding a home away from home. Her career, like her life, have been full of great moments of kismet. As a youth, Lou built her repertoire by practicing her vocals, and she picked up the guitar so she could play with her Uncle Stuckey, perhaps most musically influential on her of her mother’s siblings. The skills she honed during the days of learning to sing and play with her family led to a wide variety of musical opportunities, singing in choir in high school, attending an elite summer program at Interlochen on scholarship, and winning awards for her talents.
Today, touring nationally and internationally year round, Lindsay Lou and her band continue to collect a mass of friends and fans along the way. Notable U.S. festival plays include Telluride Bluegrass festival, Merlefest, Stagecoach, Redwing, ROMP, GreyFox, and a slew of others. The Boot, who featured Lindsay Lou Band as a “Can’t Miss Act at AmericanaFest 2018, says “...Lou brings introspection and masterful vocal work to her live show.”
Credits:
Director: Tom Beal
Producer: Michael Moen
Executive Producer: Michael Reuther
Gaffers: Craigh Hill & Chase Lochamire
Camera 1: Tom Beal
Camera 2: Allen Ralph
Camera 3: Michael Moen
Camera 4: Craig Hill
Camera 5: Chase Lochamire
Tracking Engineers: Matt Wyman & Sean Brna
Mixing Engineer: Dylan Alldredge
Mastering Engineer: Kevin Dailey
Editor: Tom Beal
Photographer: Molly Mantlow
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I just heard this just now on WREK 91.1 fm Georgia tech radio, it kicks ass

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Love her voice , love her songs ❤️

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An amazing vocalist. She has such a funky style and classy edge.

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Love her voice , love her songs 😊

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Pretty badass song

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We think so, too. Thanks for watching!

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