Born on a January evening in a small town within the East Bay area of California, Lindzey’s journey into music started at a young age. Growing up in a musically rich environment, she was raised listening to an eclectic selection of music ranging from bluegrass to 80’s rock. Her parents, both avid music listeners and enthusiasts, filled their home with the likes of Journey, Alison Krauss, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, and Fleetwood Mac. Being homeschooled with her two younger siblings left room for artistic exploration and she spent her electives in music. She began singing in her church choir and studying classical violin at an early age.
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​ However it was a pivotal move to Idaho in her late childhood that would nudge her onto the path to being a musician and artist. Moving away from her familiar environment, friends and family was a difficult adjustment. So after her parents settled in a tiny farm town west of Boise, she began journaling as an emotional outlet during her pre-teen years. At the age of 12 she picked up her father’s acoustic guitar and learned to play from tutorials on YouTube. That same year she began incorporating her poetry and guitar playing together. Finding inspiration in the surrounding agricultural landscape, her music began to take on a country/folk sound.
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Lindzey spent her middle school years writing music as a hobby and performing casually for friends and family. She was encouraged by friends to perform at talent shows and local open mics, which she began doing in 2014. As a self-taught musician and vocalist, she had struggled to find her niche. It was only when she began venturing into live performance that she started to perfect and carve out her own unique style.
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In 2016 after a few years of open mic experience, Lindzey began to dabble in playing her own gigs at small coffee shops, restaurants and bars within the Treasure Valley. She focused most of her time playing low key, quiet venues where her mellow vibe and songwriting could be heard and appreciated. After she turned 21, Lindzey pivoted into the bar scene and fronted a full band while continuing to play at smaller venues as solo acoustic artist. When she wasn't able to fill her weekends with official gigs, Lindzey would spend evenings street performing in downtown Boise to stay sharp and earn a few extra dollars. ​
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​​Lindzey's debut album, "Headlights," released in 2018, was a testament to her songwriting prowess and set the stage for her melancholic, country/folk sound. Her track "Wings" showcased her ability to meld her fingerpicking with lyrics that cut to the core.
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In 2020 Lindzey signed a recording deal with Nightowl Studios. While working together they released two upbeat singles, "Bad Influence" and "Wild Soul".
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In 2023, Lindzey released "Hurt Me", which elevated her to new heights in the local scene. The single, with its haunting vocals
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and piano, was a reflection of her growth as an artist and individual, capturing a more mature side of Lindzey. She was able to film her first official music video for "Hurt Me" with Interval Films.
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In 2024 Lindzey went back to independently releasing her music. Her latest release, "Weightless" was penned in 2022 after the heartbreak of a failed engagement. The song dives into the emotional turmoil of desperately wanting to connect while simultaneously feeling disassociated. ​
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Since her start, Lindzey has toured in California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, and Idaho. She has played large events such as Lawrence Livermore Laboratory's 70th anniversary party (Livermore, CA), Music on the Water (Boise, ID), Treefort Music Festival (Boise, ID), Boise Music Festival (Boise, ID) and Terrace Lakes Wine and Art Fest (Garden Valley, ID). She has been affiliated with the Idaho Songwriters Association since 2018 and has played multiple benefit events for self harm and suicide prevention organizations like The Boise Hive.
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Lindzey is in the process of working on recording her next album which is set to release Spring of 2025. She currently lives in the Treasure Valley with her husband, infant daughter, and beagle Banjo.
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