Lynn Drury is a Mississippi-born singer-songwriter who has become a fixture in the New Orleans music scene. Drury's music captures the soulful intersection of Mississippi country, New Orleans R&B, and American folk, resulting in a style that is both sultry and gritty. Raised in Carriere, Mississippi, Drury's early life was steeped in rural traditions. She won a 4-H state competition in pole bending at age five—a testament to her determined spirit. She picked up the guitar at 26 and quickly immersed herself in songwriting, drawing inspiration from her Southern roots and the vibrant culture of New Orleans, where she relocated in the late 1990s.

Over more than two decades, she has released a string of 10 acclaimed albums, collaborating with notable producers and musicians along the way. Her evocative songwriting and distinctive voice have earned her regular spots at major festivals like French Quarter Fest and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, as well as accolades in OffBeat Magazine, which named her one to the city’s best country-folk singer/songwriters.