Lindsay Elizabeth Ell is a Canadian country muziki singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Calgary, Alberta. She was born on March 20, 1989. muziki was it for her from the beginning, and she started playing kinanda at the age of six, switched to guitar, gitaa at eight, and kwa ten she was uandishi songs and perfecting her guitar, gitaa skills at bluegrass camps, soaking up all the country muziki she could. kwa the time she met Randy Bachman when she was 13 years old, Ell had developed into a dynamite electric guitar, gitaa player with a sweet and easy country-pop vocal style, a female counterpart to guitar-slinging country artists like Keith Urban and Brad Paisley. Bachman became her mentor, introducing her to the work of various jazz and blues guitar, gitaa players, and Ell fell in upendo with the blues, studying it along with muziki kwa the best rock guitarists, from Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix to Stevie ray Vaughan and Derek Trucks. Soon she was sharing stages with the likes of Buddy Guy and others, always bringing her own vibrant mix of country and gritty electric guitar. Bachman produced her first album, Consider This, which was released on Bachman's own Ranbach muziki label in 2006. Her sekunde release, 2009's Alone, had a zaidi acoustic veneer. Signing with Stoney Creek Records, she released the infectious country single "Trippin' on Us" in the fall of 2013. Two zaidi singles - "Pickup Truck" and "Shut Me Up" - followed in 2014, both of them reaching the juu 20. Another single, "By the Way," arrived in 2015, but 2016's "All Alright" reached Canada's Country juu Ten. Her debut EP, aptly titled Worth the Wait, arrived in the spring of 2017 and was followed later that summer kwa her first album, The Project.