Lynn Miles is a renowned Canadian singer-songwriter whose evocative melodies and heartfelt lyrics have resonated with audiences around the world. Born in Sweetsburg, Quebec, Miles has forged a distinctive career in folk and Americana music, crafting a sound that blends emotional depth with a rich acoustic palette. Her musical journey has been marked by critical acclaim, including a Juno Award win for Roots and Traditional Album of the Year in 2003, for her album "Unravel."

Throughout her prolific career, Lynn Miles has released a series of albums that showcase her skill as a storyteller and her exquisite voice that can convey the subtlest nuances of emotion. Titles like "TumbleWeedyWorld," "Johnny Without June," and "We'll Look for Stars" display her ability to introspectively explore life's complexities, while "Highway 105" and "Winter" reflect her connection with both internal landscapes and the world at large. Her empathic songwriting prowess is particularly evident in tracks such as "What If You Were a Refugee," highlighting her engagement with social issues. Through her work, including "Black Flowers, Vol. 3," "Chalk This One up to the Moon," "Just Let It Snow," and "High Heels in the Snow," Lynn Miles continues to garner respect and admiration as an artist of substance and soul.