On her debut single...
"Kit Lindsey’s love of music shines through in her epic gothic tale “Appalachian Sunday.” The murder ballad — a feminist twist on an old tale with a modern morally ambiguous lens — soars with emotion and simmers with tension."
- Adobe & Teardrops
"Time-travelling us back to an old school murder ballad that will catch your attention, Kit Lindsey shows us the hero and the villain in a modern way that is rather incredible to witness. Her tone is somber, honest, and takes us right into the moment where that fateful moment took place."
- A&R Factory
"the debut single by Kit Lindsey has a brooding ominous presence"
- The Americana UK
Beyond her soulful vocals and southern-fried melodies, you can hear anything from a sharp 70s rock and blues influence to an essence of 60s honky tonk in Kit's music if you go listening for it. Her songwriting is the icing on the cake, spanning darker folk tunes and rowdy southern rock, somehow coaxing them into her own distinct vein of country music.
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Kit got her start in her white steeple, small town childhood church in the Blue Ridge foothills. Her parents played and sang in the church and around their home, instilling in her a love of gospel, rock, country, and folk music. After the disbandment of her first group that centered around blues and alt-country, West of Caroline, Kit recorded and released two debut singles in 2022 produced by Zach McCord at McCord House Recording that allowed Kit to speak through the country music that played an immeasurable role in making her a musician. "Appalachian Sunday" has received praise from Gems on VHS, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Western AF, and more. To date, Kit has performed all over the southeast, sharing stages with notable artists Charles Wesley Godwin, Low Gap, and Tobacco Road. She is currently traveling and growing her live audience while working on her 10-track debut record with producer Kyle Dreaden.
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Listen
Stream Kit's latest release, High and Dry.
Or her debut single, Appalachian Sunday.