Lydia Slagle is one half of The Secret Sisters, the Americana duo she formed with her sister Laura Rogers. Born and raised in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Lydia honed her harmonies singing a cappella in church alongside Laura. The Secret Sisters emerged in 2010 with a T Bone Burnett-produced self-titled debut that drew immediate comparisons to classic country's golden era and earned them appearances on Late Show with David Letterman and The Tonight Show. After some setbacks, the sisters made one of Americana's most celebrated comeback with You Don't Own Me Anymore, produced by Brandi Carlile, which earned them their first Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. Their follow-up, Saturn Return, drew a four-star review from Rolling Stone and a second Grammy nomination. Their fifth album, Mind, Man, Medicine, marked their first turn as co-producers, recorded at the storied FAME Studios in their hometown of Muscle Shoals alongside collaborators from Alabama Shakes and Ray LaMontagne.