Mindy Gledhill

Over the course of her career, indie pop singer-songwriter Mindy Gledhill released several independent albums with a cadre of award-winning producers. 2010's Anchor was Mindy's breakthrough album & includes ukulele feel-good track "I Do Adore,” the romantic and comforting "Anchor,” and the tender "Hourglass.” Other gems include the playful "Whole Wide World,” the heartfelt "All About Your Heart,” & wanderlust travel-themed "California.” Winter Moon is Mindy's take on Christmas classics while Pocketful of Poetry and its title track sees a whimsical, vintage-inspired side of Mindy. The album includes fan favorites "Oh No!,” “Trouble No More,” & "Little Red Bike.” Mindy's introspective Rabbit Hole album addresses Mindy's departure from the Mormon church & her religious deconstruction as an Ex-Mormon. The album includes the title track, "Boo Hoo!,” "Bluebird,” & "Wandering Souls.” On her latest albums, The Phone Booth Sessions Vol. 1 & Vol. 2,’ Mindy explores conversations with her inner child. These collections explore honest, thoughtful conversations with her younger self as told through an older and wiser lens of vulnerability, admiration, & reconciliation. Mindy's influences include The Cardigans, Bjork, and The Sundays. She has been compared to Beabadoobee, BENEE, Regina Spektor, Faye Webster, Laufey, Ingrid Michaelson, and Clairo. Mindy's music is perfect for your sweet life moments, laid-back picnics, cafe conversations, or when shooting your shot to your love crush.