Lindsay Boven

Cinematic pop music shaped by a life spent both in the operating room and on stage

Songs to remind listeners that the life they’re meant to live begins the moment they have the courage to pursue what matters most.

Bio

Lindsay Boven is a pop singer-songwriter originally from Chicago whose music blends storytelling with empowering songs about courage and authenticity. Inspired by artists like Tate McRae, Mimi Webb and Gracie Abrams, Lindsay creates uplifting cinematic pop songs.

Away from the stage, Lindsay is a practicing head and neck surgeon. Caring for patients through some of life's difficult moments has given her a unique perspective on resilience, healing and the strength people discover when faced with uncertainty. Those experiences have helped shape songs that celebrate the courage it takes to grow.

Lindsay’s debut album, Waiting for Midnight, explores themes of self-discovery through emotionally vulnerable lyrics. Her upcoming second album, set to release early 2027, expands that story with a collection of bold and uplifting songs about speaking your truth.

Her music reminds listeners that they're stronger than they think, that growth is always possible and that the life they're meant to live begins the moment they have the courage to pursue what matters most.

Interviews

A Look Inside the Life of a Surgeon and Singer Songwriter

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Latest Single

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Pantomime Villain 3:22

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Lindsay's latest single “Pantomime Villain,” a cross-continental collaboration with London’s MC2B Productions, received its global premiere on BBC Introducing ahead of its official July 23, 2026 release date.

The song centers on growth coming from letting go of the need to defend your character in stories you don't control. It focuses on accepting that someone else's version of you is not the measure of who you are.