Born in Sault Ste. Marie, Meg Tennant has been writing and singing since her highschool days in Northern Ontario. Meg's music began to receive attention from the west coast folk community in the 90's when she and Janet Lillian Russell formed the duo "The Lingo Sisters". Steve Edge, organizer of Rogue Folk Club events, and host of the radio show The Edge on Folk, said "Both are renowned singers in their own right, and together they are real show-stoppers. Their gorgeous harmonies, strong guitar work and powerful songs make their music a constant delight."

In 2000, Meg attracted the attention of Vancouver producer John Ellis (Jeremy Fisher, Wyckham Porteous, Be Good Tanyas). Together they developed a vision of a recording that would capture the honesty and soul of her sound, using sparse instrumentation such as mandolin, double bass, violin and harmonica, with her voice and guitar work solidly at the centre. The result was Meg's debut CD Driving With You, a gentle combination of spunky bluegrass, rootsy country, and west coast folk-pop, released in 2001.

Penguin Eggs (Canada's Folk, Roots & World Music Magazine) said of Meg's CD, "Her crystal clear and inviting voice shines on this collection of ten original songs." Meg is currently performing at local events, benefit concerts, festivals and songwriter showcases.

-"Buddy's Back" was recorded by west coast bluegrass artist Tammy Fassaert in 2000 for her second CD Corner of My Eye, produced by renowned mandolinist John Reischman.

-"Arizona" was included on the Grrrls With Guitars Compilation, Vol. 2, in 2001.

-"Driving With You" won May 2004 Best Song of the Month on SongwriterUniverse.com.

-"Maker of Marimbas" won an honour award in the 2004 Great American Song Contest.