This amazing singer, songwriter and guitarist, a Law Graduate from the University of Jos, has often been referred to as the future of Nigerian Soul music. A Project Fame West Africa alumni, Lindsey charmed us all with her vocals on songs with some of the best Nigerian artistes such as: Jehovah” with M.I off the “Talk About It” album, “Thank You” with DJinee and ‘Greatest’ and ‘This Jagged Life’ off Jesse Jagz’ “Jag of all Trades” album, and many others.

Since Project Fame West Africa, Lindsey has released 3 singles; Drift Away (Produced by Jesse Jagz), The 90’s Song (produced by IBK) and a Cover of ‘Jailer’ (Original by Asa) and accompanied by Atta Lenell. Her sound has been described as ‘music from the heart that hits you right between the eyes’.

After waiting and working for three years, we are proud to present “Brown the EP” by Lindsey. This independent release contains eight ( never heard before songs and three (3) bonus tracks with features by Ese Peters and Eve Urrah.

Lindsey describes this project as a journey through her mind, her alter egos Quebec, the ‘conservative’ vs. Brown, the liberal/ experimental.




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No one is a replavement for another

lol. Have you Listened yet before making this conclusion?

redcliff: lol. Have you Listened yet before making this conclusion?

No one can replace another. It is impossible. You can only be like the other person

Mynd_44:
No one can replace another. It is impossible. You can only be like the other person

Every man to his thoughts.

In the history of human endeavors Music inclusive, no body has been able to replace somebody either by doing same thing as the other did no matter how hard they try, we are all uniquely made by God almighty. I love listening to Bob Marley's music and since his death I have been among those still waiting for at least one reggae act that will sing like him, most of us in the reggae community though that his children Ziggy, Stephen, Damian or Rohan may give us that little kinkky feelin' we get when listening to Bob sing but were actually dissapointed, why because these individuals though fathered and nurtured by the late singers are also unique in themselves. Ziggy sings well so also his brothers non can fit in the shoes of the great legend.

the same also goes out Baba Fela, Art Alade etc, their children can never replace them. I say this because of the subject matter here, the musician in question may tend to sing like Asa but when you place both of them on stage you will know that they are different, its always good for individual musicians to come up with their own unique style in music by so doing they will stand the test of time...Tuface, Sound Sultan, Faze, Ik dairo, Art Alade, Mode9, Lord of Ajasa, Nigga Raw, all have their styles and this is what makes them tick!!!