Lynn Jacobs is a singer songwriter who has appeared, disappeared and re-appeared on the music scene for many years. While hibernating in Montana, she flew back and forth to Nashville signing single song contracts with both large and small publishing companies (such as Polygram). Lynn has won awards from The American Song Festival, Airplay International - The Trailblazer Award: Meaningful Contribution To The Music Industry, and an award from her alma mater, Towson University for a classical composition entitled, "Fire of the Ram". She also received notoriety in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle when she won the "Country Countdown Showdown". The Baltimore Sun's, Irene Baron, wrote about her popularity in the Washington DC, Baltimore, and Alexandria, VA area. Her performances pulled in fans from all over the tri-state area. Baron also noted, "Bantering with the audience, winking at the gentlemen, handling the mike like a trick, Jacobs give a performance that's warm and sassy. She could be famous for her smile alone." While in Nashville, she developed a following and was quite well known. She has performed many famous places such as the Bottom Line in NY, the Bluebird and the Exit Inn in Nashville.

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