After spending most of her life preparing for a singing career, Lincélie is happily emerging into the limelight where her vocal and songwriting talents can shine. Her nine plus years of continuous classical vocal training has prepared her pipes for any genre of music. Her training includes classical, pop, rock, opera, sight singing, and acapello music. Lincélie’s incredible vocal range can easily carry her from pop to a soprano aria; however, her preferred style of music is pop and rock, which is evident in her original songwriting and recordings, where she openly exposes her heart through her lyrics. Through her powerful lyrics, Lincélie shares her life experiences, her joys and the challenges of growing up in a world that is both beautiful and tumultuous. Her feelings are also reflected in her vocals. Lincélie’s emotional vocals in the song "Just Leave" reflect a difficult yet final decision about ending a relationship. Just Leave is also one of the featured songs on the album “Girls Against Abuse, Vol. 1” which is a charity album featuring all female artists. All proceeds go to charities that are dedicated to building lives free from violence. She also lends her vocals to a second album, The Girls Against Abuse (In Boots) - Live Acoustic Originals, which was released in the spring of 2010 Lincélie, whose birth name is Lindsey Christian, is the youngest of five children and was born and raised in Southern California. Her parents noticed her vocal talents at a young age. A turning point came in the third grade after she had a solo part in the song, American Pie. Through that performance Lincélie developed a greater confidence in her singing ability. So much so that she taught the song to a Jazz band at a wedding. They learned the song during their break and to the delight of the crowd 8 year-old Lincélie performed it with everyone joining in for the chorus. She spent the remainder of the evening playing percussion instruments with the band. That evening the Band leader encouraged Lincélie’s parents to get her involved in music, which they did. As a teen Lincélie drove over 50 miles one way to work with her vocal coach Linda Corwin. She laid her first studio vocal tracks down at the age of 14. Since that time she has spent many additional hours in the recording studio recording vocals and original music. The experiences have opened the door to working with several producers and music professionals who have all contributed to her songwriting and vocal performances. She began singing professionally at restaurants shortly after turning 17 and currently writes and records with producer Jason Brawner, formerly of American Idol. “The number one quality I listen for in an artist is their ability to touch people with their voice. That's exactly what attracted me to Lindsey nearly three years ago. Since then, she has honed her craft so well that every one of her songs holds the listener clear to the end and still leaves us craving,” says Jason. He produced her first CD, "Almost Live, Acoustic Rock Originals," on Crown Canyon Records. Lincélie has an interest in sign language and deaf studies and spent two years in an outreach performance group. She has the rare ability to reach out to the hearing impaired by simultaneously singing and signing songs. She appreciates all the support that she has received from family, friends, industry professionals and her growing fan base. Though she has given up a lot of freedom to pursue her music, she is prepared to invest even more as it all comes to fruition. Each day is a step closer to attaining her dreams and goals of having a successful music career. |
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"Let the make up run down my face...soak me in I'm yours to take I don't care if it's a big mistake...there's no better way to drown So Let it rain...Let it rain..." Lincelie |
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| Lincélie working with her vocal coach Linda Corwin |
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