Lynn Rosenblood is a Canadian songwriter who has divided her time between Los Angeles and the Kootenays of British Columbia.

Lynn  comes from a musical family. Her great-grandfather was the piano player at the Silent Movie House on Fairfax Blvd. in Hollywood, California. Her grandmother was a classical opera singer and Lynn’s mum had a long career singing with the Canadian Opera Company. Lynn’s father, an English professor, always shared his love of jazz and poetry with her.

Lynn grew up on the edge of the woods in Hamilton, Ontario, and walked to school through the trees.

After completing her English degree, Lynn worked as a radio producer and on air personality at Q107 and CBC in Toronto. 

Voice-overs supported her return to art school at ECCIADu and OCADu.

Lynn moved to Los Angeles to support her mother who was undergoing cancer treatment. Her eventual passing served as a catalyst for Lynn to explore poetry and songwriting.

In creating internal space, Lynn allows all parts of herself to acknowledge contradictions. By making room for her craft and all her fears, Lynn's songs are a fine balance between shame and grace. Her songs are landscapes, where all parts of her can live.