Lanie Gardner

Lanie Gardner is a singer-songwriter whose soulful voice and genre-blending sound have earned her a fast-growing fanbase. Raised in Burnsville, North Carolina, Gardner grew up immersed in music, teaching herself guitar and honing a vocal style rooted in country storytelling, pop sensibility, and a subtle edge of rock. She first gained widespread attention in 2020 after her stripped-down cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” went viral, drawing praise for its emotional depth and effortless authenticity and quickly positioning her as a standout new talent.

Following her viral breakthrough, Gardner leveraged her momentum into a professional music career, releasing original songs that reflect both vulnerability and strength. Tracks like “Stranger,” “Left Me Drunk,” and “Better Than Mine” showcase her ability to write introspective lyrics paired with warm melodies and expressive vocals. Her music often explores themes of love, heartbreak, self-discovery, and resilience, resonating strongly with a generation drawn to honest, emotionally grounded songwriting.

As her career has evolved, Gardner has continued to expand her artistic range, collaborating with producers and artists across genres while staying true to her roots. With a growing catalog of original music, a strong live presence, and an authentic connection to her audience, Gardner is widely regarded as one of the most promising young voices in contemporary pop and country music.