Cindy Alexander

Cindy Alexander is a singer-songwriter from Los Angeles. Cindy's music ranges from indie pop to folk rock, guitar-led music with beautiful vocals. Her debut album was See Red (1999), a collection of early demos, was critically-acclaimed for its smart and quirky lyrics. It was nominated for the LA Music Awards Indie Pop Album of the Year in 1999. The follow-up, 2003's Smash, had a harder, more urgent rock sound. It was also nominated for the LA Music Awards Album of the Year.

Her debut album was See Red (1999), a collection of early demos, was critically-acclaimed for its smart and quirky lyrics. It was nominated for the LA Music Awards Indie Pop Album of the Year in 1999.

The follow-up, 2003's Smash, had a harder, more urgent rock sound. It was also nominated for the LA Music Awards Album of the Year. In 2004 Cindy also received a number of awards: Indie Pop Artist of the Year at the LA Music Awards, Songwriter of the Year at the Just Plain Folks Awards, and Best Female Vocalist from All Access Magazine.

Her third album was Angels and Demons in 2005, followed in 2007 with an album entitled Wobble With the World. After a hiatus of five years, 2012 saw the release of Every Rise and Fall, a much more personal album with a more introspective feel.

Cindy's music has also been featured on a number of movie soundtracks (Sugar and Spice, Here on Earth) and compilation albums (Eclectic Cafe).