Aaron Lines

Aaron Lines 's Biography

Aaron hails from Fort McMurray, Canada. As most Canadian kids, Aaron grew up playing hockey and a variety of other sports.
At the age of 12 he would receive his first guitar and it would change his life forever. He immediately began singing and writing songs. This is when music enveloped his life and became the axis around which everything else revolved.

Aaron's early influences range from hard-hitting Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams, to the music of Don Henley, Shenandoah and Garth Brooks.
By the age of seventeen, he had his first hit on local radio station. The next few years he continued to hone his skills going to songwriting camps and seminars. He also began to write with local songwriters, while he took voice lessons and began playing gigs in Canada.
Eventually, Aaron worked his way up to opening for such notable acts as Marty Stuart, Kevin Sharp and Doug Supernaw.
At the age of twenty-one, a demo of Aaron's songs, which were recorded in Edmonton, Canada, caught the attention of Nashville producer Chris Farren. Mr.Farren is best known for producing Deana Carter, Kevin Sharp, Paul Brandt and Boy Howdy as well as writing such hits as "If I Were You" (Collin Raye), "She'd Give Anything" (Boy Howdy), "That's The Truth" (Paul Brandt) and "How Do I Get There" (Deana Carter).
Chris and Aaron became fast friends and soon realized through working together that they saw eye-to-eye on musical direction and had similar songwriting styles. Chris signed Aaron to his first publishing deal with Windswept and they have been hard at work ever since.
Aaron and Chris have collaborated on many songs to date and one of their finest is offered as Aaron's first single "Love Changes Everything". This positive uptempo song soulfully expresses real life scenarios woven with threads of fresh, hip sounds in not only Aaron's rich vocal style, but in an amazing production.
Aaron's talent and drive is undeniable and has allowed him to make great strides in Nashville. He continues to build his catalogue of songs with such writers as Paul Brandt, Michael Dulaney, Gary Burr, and Robert Ellis Orrall.