Bingham began her career in music as a member of the Montreal, Quebec, third-wave ska band Me Mom and Morgentaler formed in 1990.

In 1994, Bingham left Me, Mom, and Morgentaler and moved to Vancouver where she formed the project Mudgirl with drummer/vocalist Glenn Kruger (Carly Rae Jepsen, the Paperboys, Bloody Chicletts), bassist/vocalist Russell Less (Innocents Abroad, the Ground), and guitarist Lucas Truman.

Her moniker "Mudgirl" was chosen based on "the title of a short story she wrote about a waif made of mud" intended for children.

In 1996, Mudgirl released their debut five-song EP "First Book" which included three Canadian radio hits "This Day", "Adjusted," and "Contact" (written by Russell Less).

Also in 2007, at the request of fans of the Canadian TV show, Bingham performed and produced the soundtrack album "Les Invincibles" with the support of Warner Music Canada.

Bingham's next work, the full-length album UP!, was recorded in Los Angeles over the summer of 2010 with co-producer John Kastner (Doughboys, All Systems Go!)

and the sole French single on the album, a song called "Party Girl", were once again radio hits for Bingham in French-speaking parts of Canada.