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Kim Bingham
:''This is the article for the Canadian singer, for the American goalkeeper see Kimberly Bingham.
Kim Bingham is a Canadian singer-songwriter, guitarist, vocalist, and composer. She began her career as front-woman of the Montreal third wave ska band Me Mom and Morgentaler,〔 and started her solo career in 1994 as Mudgirl. She released her debut album in 1996, and shortly after reformed as The Kim Band. She has released solo albums and singles in both French and English, and her 2012 album ''Up!'' was recorded with Canadian co-producer John Kastner.〔 The video for the song "Up!" was a winner for Best Short Form Video〔 at the 2013 Independent Music Awards.〔
She has worked as a guitarist and backing vocalist for musicians such as David Usher and Nelly Furtado, also collaborating with Bran Van 3000.〔 Bingham wrote the score for the TV show ''Les Invincibles'', and in 2007 was nominated for Best Original Score at Québec's Prix Gémeaux television awards, where she won Best Theme Song.〔 She continues to act as president of the independent label Mudgirl Music Group.〔
==Early life==
Kim Bingham was born and raised in Montreal, Québec, Canada. As early as the age of eight she had an interest in entertainment and the arts, and soon picked up singing and guitar.〔
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