Let’s be real: Bex Lindsey isn’t here to be anyone’s cookie-cutter pop star. Yeah, she’s got the pipes, the hooks, the charisma—but what sets her apart is that she’s building more than a fanbase. She’s building a movement.
Formerly known as Arizona Lindsey, Bex is a singer, songwriter, producer, and unapologetic mental health advocate. Her upcoming album The Process (dropping October 10th, 2025) isn’t just a collection of tracks—it’s an emotional blueprint for healing. She’s pulling from her own lived experiences with trauma recovery and turning them into songs that hit as hard in your gut as they do in your headphones.
And she’s not just talking the talk. With a bachelor’s in Forensic Psychology and a master’s in Mental Health Counseling, Bex can break down PTSD triggers in one breath and belt out a stadium-ready chorus in the next. She’s got both the academic receipts and the artistic chops—and she’s using them to dismantle stigma, spark conversations, and make sure no one feels like they’re fighting alone.
The collabs? Wild. Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC. Donnie Klang from Making the Band. Lawrence Worrall, who worked with Amy Winehouse. Bex isn’t just joining the table—she’s flipping it over and rebuilding it on her own terms.
And people are taking notice. She’s lit up Times Square, taken home trophies like the Your Big Break competition win, and stacked awards for her mental health advocacy. But if you ask her, the real prize is the community that keeps showing up—listeners who see themselves in her lyrics and find a lifeline in her honesty.
Her mission couldn’t be clearer:
“Through my platform, I am dedicated to creating a safe and supportive community where individuals can discover validation, inspiration, and understanding through music…”
This is more than pop with a conscience—it’s survival set to melody.
So if you’re after music that feels like it’s actually for you—raw, hopeful, and healing—Bex Lindsey is the one to watch. And come fall 2025, The Process just might be the album that helps you through yours.
The official website for Bex Lindsey may be found at bexlindseymusic.com
Because music can be medicine—and Bex? She’s out here writing the prescription.