Lindzey’s journey into music started at a young age. Her parents, both avid music listeners, 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 studying classical violin at 8 years old and spent a majority of her elementary years singing in church choir.

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​ 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 of her tiny hometown in western Idaho, her music took 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. In 2016 after a few years of open mic experience, Lindzey began to play paid gigs at small coffee shops, restaurants and bars within the Idaho 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.​