Lindsey Abudei is a visual designer, singer-songwriter and recording artist who builds visual campaigns for music.

Her practice sits at the intersection of art history, African folklore, and contemporary culture — producing work that extends the listening experience into cohesive visual languages across collage, text design, web, social content and print.

Most recently, she led the full visual campaign for her cinematic album Kaleidoscope — a 13-piece collage series, text design, and print assets, each designed as a stand-alone, shareable asset and as part of its visual pack across social, web, and print. She applies the same thinking to other artists’ work, with self-directed pieces for records by Meshell Ndegéocello, John Mayer, and Thando Zide.

She works closely with artists to translate their vision into a visual language — bringing the same rigour and cultural depth to a client brief as she does to her own work.

An RFI Prix Découvertes awardee, Headies nominee, and fellow of Art OMI, OneBeat, RBMA, and BANFF Music, Lindsey brings rare fluency to every brief: music knowledge and visual storytelling merged into one.

Available for album campaigns, single artwork, social assets, and artist/label partnerships.