Lindsay Solo

In addition to this career milestone, Lindsay is coming into her own as a songwriter. She recently collaborated with world-renowned sculptor Lorenzo Quinn and singer-songwriter Jared Lee for her first original, “Give and Receive,” inspired by Lorenzo Quinn’s sculpture of the same name.  In keeping with the spirit of the project, a portion of sales from the track were donated to Hearts Smart Response founded by philanthropist and supermodel Petra Nemcova.

Lindsay has had the distinct opportunity to sing privately for music legend Quincy Jones at his Bel Aire home. She’s performed at the Dolby Theatre, sharing the stage with Andrea Bocelli, and at the LA Opera’s 50th anniversary dinner with Placidó Domingo. Recently, she made a jaw-dropping appearance for Bulgari at San Ysidro Ranch, to celebrate the launch of its high jewelry line, Cinemagia. There, she modeled an exclusive Bulgari necklace while delivering a fiery version of “O Mio Babbino Caro” for guests such as Kris Jenner, and CEO Jean-Christophe Babin. She also has had the pleasure of singing duet with Michael Bolton at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. In 2016, Lindsay issued her stunning self-titled debut, produced debut EP produced by composer/singer-songwriter Yonatan Elkayam, and featuring a bevy of ace musicians, including Michael Bublé guitarist Marcel Camargo.

A tasteful representation of the scope of Lindsay’s artistry, thus far, includes her tracks “Wherever You Will Go,” from her Love Reimagined LP; her emotive version of “Nella Fantasia” from the same LP; and her first original song, “Give and Receive,” her co-write with Lorenzo Quinn and Jared Lee.

On Lindsay’s rousing rendition of The Calling’s ballad “Wherever You Will Go,” she effortlessly shifts from sultry low-tone singing to skyward high-tone belting, showcasing the glorious expanse of her vocal gifts. She puts her stamp on the crossover classical evergreen “Nella Fantasia” with her smoldering vibrato technique and majestically theatrical high-note vocal passages. This pristine recording was tracked with a live chamber orchestra. Her first original, “Give and Receive,” is a delicately anthemic ballad that’s dynamically layered and arranged, and spiritually uplifting. “Writing songs has been life changing for me; I learned so much from those sessions, and I hope to do more in the future,” Lindsay says.

Currently, Lindsay is promoting a pair of releases. Her dream has been to record a holiday release, and she partnered with arranger/producer Marcel Camargo to do just that. Her EP is a fresh take on beloved holiday favorites. Her collection of romantic songs, Love Reimagined, is produced by Yoav Goren, and features romantic pop standards from the 1960s until now done in with an epic music flair. The sensual collection features lavish orchestra performances alongside sparsely elegant intimate vocal and instrumental accompaniment recordings. “I have personally chosen each song on Love Reimagined, picking the songs that have touched me the most throughout my life’s journey in love. There’s nothing more epic than the emotion of love,” Lindsay says.

Lindsay’s earliest musical memories are soaking up the sweeping sounds of children’s movie soundtracks, adult pop artists like Michael Bolton and Celine Dion, and singing the Lord’s Prayer at church. These sensibilities remain indelible on Lindsay’s musicality to this date. The feeling of wonder, sincerity, and bold emotionality have shaped her path.

She grew up in a supportive environment with family, friends, and community that all encouraged her to pursue her God-given gifts in music. As a teen, Lindsay became an in-demand singer for sporting events, belting out the “National Anthem” for audiences around her hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas where she once performed in front of 16,000 people at North Little Rock’s iconic Verizon Wireless Arena.

Lindsay accidentally discovered the full expanse of her vocal range during college where she formally studied Vocal Performance and Opera at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and with La Musica Lirica in Novafeltria, Italy. Before her studies, Lindsay had little prior knowledge of opera and classical repertoire, but she soon found she was a natural at navigating the sweeping melodies of the canon and bringing to life the dramatic narratives in the lyrics.

Up next, Lindsay is excited to continue to creatively explore the world of songwriting. She has released two new original songs this year, “Finding Love” and “Force of Love,” and she plans to write more for an upcoming new album of originals in 2022.

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