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Caitlin Donerly Linney[1] (born in Durham, NC), known professionally as Linney, is an American singer and songwriter. Her career began in 2011 with a kickstarter campaign.[2]

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Caitlin Linney
Linney in 2018
Born	Caitlin Donerly Linney Efland, North Carolina, U.S.
Occupation	Singer Songwriter
Musical career
Genres	indiepop pop electropop rock dance
Years active	2011–present
Musical artist
Website	www.linneyofficial.com

Since then, she has written and performed multiple songs and won several awards. Her first award was for “best song” at the 28th Annual EVVY Awards.[3] In 2016, she won the John Lennon Songwriting Contest for “Coming Back for More,” which led to a performance on the Main Stage at NAMM at the Anaheim Convention Center on January 23, 2016.[4][5] She has released a studio album and two EPs.

Her single, “ That Night,” which is on her “Things We Say” EP, has been streamed more than 780,000 times on Spotify.[6] On February 9, 2018, she released her single, "Outta My Heart," which Halsey tweeted about.[7][8] She continues to release singles and will tour in summer 2018.

Timeline

• Graduated from Carolina Friends School (2007)
• Graduated from Emerson College (2011)
• Kickstarter Campaign (2011)
• Performed "Marie" at Gabriela Dance Theatre (2012)
• Opened for Josh Turner at the Fox Majestic Theatre in Bakersfield, Calif. (2012)
• Released self-titled country-pop album at Hotel Cafe (2012)
• Won Los Angeles Round of the Texaco Country Showdown with KKGO Go Country 105 radio at Knott's Berry Farm (2013)
• Wrote jingle, “Consider it Done,” for TeraVerde (2013)
• Opened for Easton Corbin at Club Nokia (2013)
• Launched Pledge Music Project (2014)
• Released lyric video for “Heartbeat,” thanking cardiologists at the Duke Heart Center for saving her dad's life. Video played at Duke Medical Center. (2014)
• Wrote "Hope’s All In” for Hope International with American Idol Top 10 contestant Casey Abrams (2014)
• Released “Hi, My Name Is” (2015)
• Released “Unravel Me” with Johan Vilborg (2015)
• Released “Voices” with APEK (2015)
• Released “Confetti” with Diego Moura (2015)
• Released music video for “Hi, My Name Is” with director Seamus George starring YouTube influencers Tay Monday, Supr Mary Face, IvyLeaguePunk and AprilEfff (2015)
• Wrote jingle “Call it Home” for MBA Opens Doors Foundation (2015)
• Released “That Night” (2015)[9]
• Became a semi-finalist in Music City Big Break competition^{[permanent dead link]} at Mercy Lounge in Nashville, Tenn. (2015)
• Won John Lennon Songwriting Contest and performed on the main stage at NAMM (2016)
• Released “Safe” with APEK, Cuebrick, Breathe Carolina (2016)
• Released “So Ready” with Noah Neiman (2016)
• Released music video for “That Night” directed by Christian Cardona and DP Eric Soboleski, which reached more than 126,000 views on YouTube (2016)
• Released EP: “Things We Say” (2016)
• Played at The Satellite (2016)
• Guest producer on the John Lennon bus in Miami as a part of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest (2016)
• Released EP: “Things We Do” (2016)

Discography

Extended plays

List of extended plays

Title	Album details
"Things We Say"	Released: 11 March 2016 Label: Call Me Carolina Enhanced Music Evident Music Formats: Digital download
"Things We Do"	Released: 3 June 2016 Label: Call Me Carolina Enhanced Music Indah Publishing Formats: Digital download

Studio albums

Title	Album details
Caitlin Linney	Released: 4 December 2012 Label: Self-released Format: Digital download

Singles

Title	Year	Album
"My Love"	2019	non-album single
"famøus"	2018	non-album single
"Substance"	2018	non-album single
"Gave It All"	2018	non-album single
"w/o"	2018	non-album single
"The Hurt"	2018	non-album single
"Outta My Heart"	2018	non-album single
"always"	2017	non-album single
"Alone Tonight"	2016	non-album single
"Hi, My Name Is"	2015	Things We Say
"Coming Back For More"
"That Night"		Things We Do
"Roses" (originally by The Chainsmokers ft. ROZES)	2016	non-album single

As featured artist

Title	Year	Album
"Don't Look Down" (MitiS & Ray Volpe featuring Linney)	2022	non-album single
"Battlefield" (Ryos & REGGIO featuring Linney)	2021	non-album single
”Anywhere Tonight” (Dastic, twoDB & Over Easy featuring Linney)	2021	non-album single
"Remember You" (Project 46 featuring Linney)	2020	non-album single
"Yesterday" (Gareth Emery & NASH featuring Linney)	2020	non-album single
"Love Runs Out" (Somna & Sheridan Grout featuring Linney)	2019	non-album single
"Call To Me" (Aurean featuring Linney)	2019	non-album single
"Set Free" (Luke Anders featuring Linney)	2018	non-album single
"When The Lights Go Out" (Paris Blohm featuring Linney)	2017	non-album single
"Be Alive" (Robbie Rivera featuring Linney)	2016	non-album single
"Stardust" (Robbie Rivera featuring Linney)	2016	non-album single
"Safe" (APEK, Cuebrick and Breathe Carolina featuring Linney)	2016	non-album single
"So Ready" (Noah Neiman featuring Linney)	2016	non-album single
"Confetti" (Diego Moura featuring Linney)	2015	non-album single
"Unravel Me" (Johan Vilborg featuring Linney)
"Voices" (APEK featuring Linney)

Covers

Title	Original Artist	Year
"Dizzy"	Tommy Roe	2019
"I Think We're Alone Now"	Tiffany, Tommy James & The Shondells	2019
"Medicine" with Kurt Hugo Schneider	Kelly Clarkson	2018
"Tennessee" (Live)	The Wreckers	2017
"Come Little Children"	Disney's Hocus Pocus	2017
"Paris"	The Chainsmokers	2017
"Waiting For The End" with Chase Holfelder	Linkin Park	2017
"Unsteady" ft. Anchor and Bell	X Ambassadors	2016
"This Town"	Niall Horan	2016
"Closer"	The Chainsmokers ft. Halsey	2016
"Higher"	The Naked and Famous	2016
"Roses"	The Chainsmokers ft. Rozes	2016

References

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