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Tour Dates To Be Announced

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Naomi Stinnett is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Lockhart, Texas just outside of Austin. The Lost Girls Volume One album is currently in production with producer Jason Chronis (Tele Novella, Voxtrot.) These recordings feature Naomi Stinnett on vocals, guitar, violin & string arrangements and Nick Zehr Moon (Blueberry Syrup) on drums & bass and were recorded at Haunted Air studio in Lockhart, Texas.

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Lost Girls, songs about women and the story of my life told through songwriting

Through songwriting I am a playwright and the cast of characters are Connie Converse, Vivian Maier, my Mother the Catholic School Girl, Annie the Cotton-Picker, a 1960's Teenage Beauty Queen, The Devil's Child, an all female Texas Prison Band from 1942 and others.

I tell stories but I never lie - I am all of them and they are all of me. Through the folk troubadour tradition of storytelling I sing of the lesser known, the mistreated, the forgotten...the painful side of life, the beautiful side of life...
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Naomi Stinnett's Lost Girls Volume One album has been made
possible by the City of Austin's Live Music Award grant funding

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Photos by Laurel Coyle

Naomi Stinnett is a 4th generation artist from Central Texas who has been performing all of her life. Classically trained on violin from a young age, she went on to perform in orchestra at The University of Texas before abandoning art school to go on the road with various bands, playing several hundred shows across the US & Europe.

Naomi has toured with Agent Ribbons, Technicolor Hearts & Camera Obscura and has shared the stage with James McMurtry, Chelsea Wolfe, Of Montreal, Phantogram, Peaches, Zola Jesus, Chairlift and Julianna Barwick.​

Naomi is the estranged granddaughter of Ray Stinnett, known for his work with 1960's era band Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs & his solo album produced by Booker T Jones.

Naomi Stinnett's Lost Girls © 2025 All Rights Reserved

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