Cover of Meiko's 'Reason To Love You' off her self-titled album.

Reason To Love You - Meiko (COVER)

Cover of The Civil Wars 'Falling' off of their album 'Barton Hollow'.

Falling - The Civil Wars (COVER)

Hazy - Rosi Golan (COVER)

If You Stay - Rosi Golan (COVER)

Cover of Feist's 'The Park' off of her album 'The Reminder'.

The Park - Feist (COVER)

Cover of Meiko's 'Piano Song' off of her self-titled album.

Piano Song - Meiko (Ukulele COVER)

Recorded in my bathroom with limited resources and a terrible computer. :D

Follow Me Down

Recorded under my previous project, Lindsey Mae. Produced by Hal Cragin (Iggy Pop/A Fine Frenzy). Part of a 5-track EP released in 2008.

Cable Car

Song For A (Future) Lover

The Last Five Years (Final Warning)

Just a short little ditty I wrote after getting off the phone with a friend who was having a terrible day. :)

The Tired Song (Explicit)

This song has always been a favorite of mine, written by a friend. (We have a little surprise in store for you coming soon...)

Great Expectations - Paul Hake (COVER)

LINDSEY NOVAKOVIC (FORMERLY LINDSEY MAE, BORN IN 1990) IS AN AMERICAN SINGER/SONGWRITER BASED OUT OF UPSTATE NEW YORK.

Mae’s unique songwriting technique magnifies her love for not only the poetic aspect of her music, but the rhythm and sound.

“How I write a song is actually sort of farfetched…I was never a great guitarist and I always found finding the perfect chords and progressions to play to be my biggest challenge. For every song, I start by playing a progression I like. A rhythm I like. After I’m comfortable, I hum or sing a little melody I think may fit vocally. I always, always, record my practices because many of the times I just sing random words to the progressions I’ve written, those words become ideas for the song and some phrases become the song. The way I see it is I feel the music I’m playing. I build an emotion about the chords I play, taking how those chords feel to me, and channeling them into words that thrive around that emotion. It sounds complicated, but I guess it’s different to each person. For me, music is to be felt in the heart, and with every song, that’s exactly where I start.”

Having performed at many New York venues such as Caffe Lena, The Living Room, Rockwood Music Hall, and Piano’s, Lindsey desired to travel the East Coast in early 2009. She’s left her footprint in areas like Boston, Delaware, Connecticut, Washington D.C., and Vermont. She hopes to tour again after a couple-year hiatus with new material and a fresh sound, a bit darker than her former bubble-gum pop style.

“It is really hard to make people love what you do. You can’t force someone to like anything…but my hopes are that wherever I go, I will find those people to relate with, those people who understand what I’m saying, and appreciate what I’m doing. I play music for myself, to say what I really want to say but I also play for an audience of people just like me. Anyone who experiences and feels the way I do. It’s all for you too, and I hope that wherever I go, I’ll meet more of you.”

Lindsey Novakovic

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