Shiloh Lindsey grew up the youngest of six on a ranch in south-central Alberta before her family moved west to the Robson Valley of British Columbia — where the Caribou Mountains rise on one side, the Rockies shoulder in from the other, and the Fraser River winds through the middle like a silver thread. It’s a place where winters hold tight, and sound carries differently. Her now-departed cowboy father still rides through her songs, woven into lyrics like dust into old denim.
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