Lexi Love | Actor | Producer | +
Lexi Love has been a Screen Actors Guild‐American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) member since 2015. She has appeared in motion pictures directed by Adam Rifkin, Adrian Stewart, Jon Lucas, and Scott Moore, performing alongside notable actors such as Penn Jillette, Richard Hatch, and more.
As a voice actor, Love contributed to Rockstar Games Grand Theft Auto V (GTAV) as Character #4.
In addition to her on-screen work, Lexi Love is an associate producer on Disposition, and executive producer on multiple projects. In 2019, she was also a member of the Motion Picture Nominating Committee for the 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Filmography And Screen Credits
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Jexi Directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore (2019)
FILM CREDIT: Lexi Love as Kickball Player
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Disposition Directed by Alice Xandra Thirteen (2018)
FILM CREDIT: Lexi Love as Associate Producer
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Diminuendo Directed by Adrian Stewart (2018)
FILM CREDIT: Special Thanks as Lexi Love
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Director's Cut Directed by Adam Rifkin (2016)
FILM CREDIT: Lexi Love as Prison Guard 02
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Killcast Directed by April Wade (2014)
FILM CREDIT: Lexi Love as Lexi Love
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Grand Theft Auto V (GTAV) by Rockstar Games (2013)
VOICE CREDIT: Lexi Love as Character #4
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Look: The Series Directed by Adam Rifkin (2010)
FILM CREDIT: Lexi Love as Hotel Room Hottie #1
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Watch Lex Love on Amazon Prime Video
Actor, Producer
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IMDb Lexi Love (I)
Actress, Producer
Film and Television Image Gallery
A collection of images spanning over two decades, showcasing Lexi Love’s work in the entertainment industry. This gallery highlights milestones from early career moments to recent projects, reflecting a continuous evolution in creative expression and technology-driven artistry.
Lexi Love Transforms Into Cinema’s Most Iconic Characters
Lexi Love As The Ultimate Celebrity Doppelgänger
Lexi Love On Sirius XM Radio
Lexi Love® Music Tracks
Original songs written and produced by Lexi Love.
Emotive. Experimental. 100% independent.
Lexi Love ® | Biden Biden (Hip Hop Rap) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Trump Is Not A Savior, He Is A Dictator (Metal) | Lexi Love Music
Dance | Pop | Blues | Rap and Hip-hop
Lexi Love ® | Starship Groove (techno dance music) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Celestial Voyage (pop) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Binary Souls (Darkwave) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Fandoms Unite (pop) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Biden For 2024 (Gingle) | Lexi Love Music
Political Themed
Lexi Love ® | Dump Trump Country Gospel | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Cyberspace Sovereign (rap and hip-hop) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Cosmic Beginnings (dance) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Transparent Echoes (progressive rock) | Lexi Love Music (wait for it)
Lexi Love ® | Algorithmic Love Revolution (dance) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Electric Rhythm (dancefloor drum and bass) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Visions of Brilliance (dance) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Celestial Dancefloor (dance) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Love Unbound (dance) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Stellar Symphony (dance) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Astronaut's Lament (Blues) | Lexi Love Music
Lexi Love ® | Astral Swimmer's Blues | Lexi Love Music
Official Music Video | Eric Sharp – Help Me
Streaming from the Pioneer EP on Rock It Science Labs
Directed and edited by Kngtrdr. Starring Lexi Love, Siouxsie Black, and Eric Sharp. Filmed at Jonathan Saunders Photography. Swords by Sir Jade and KT Mow. Written and produced by Eric Sharp, mixed by Sick Boy, mastered by Megasonic. Special thanks to DJs Zinc, Doorly, AC Slater, Wonder, and more.
Recording Artist and Songwriter | Lexi Love® x Team Cybergeist
Lexi Love® is credited as co-writer and lead vocalist on "Broken Wings" from Team Cybergeist's 2008 album, How to Destroy Something Beautiful. Created in the dawn of remote digital music production long before cloud storage and seamless digital transfers collaboration with drummer and producer Angel Bartolotta (Dope, Genitorturers, PIG). "Broken Wings" was written line by line over AOL instant messenger between Love and Bartolotta and later recorded in Love's bathroom, which was transformed into a studio specifically for the recording. Love's vocal track was self-engineered and emailed to Bartolotta, a radically independent process when most collaboration still happened in person or through industry gatekeepers and remote recording was far from standard.
The album brought together artists from across the globe and is available on iTunes, Amazon Music, Spotify, Discog, and other major platforms. Following the release of How to Destroy Something Beautiful, Love joined Team Cybergeist on tour, bringing the independent recording power to live audiences. "Broken Wings" remains a cult favorite—an early blueprint for self-produced music that continues to define much of the music industry today.
Team Cybergeist’s debut full-length album, How To Destroy Something Beautiful, was released in Japan on November 29, 2009 featuring alternate mixes and masters, distinct artwork, and exclusive bonus tracks and remixes not included in the U.S. release. Notably, it includes "Tomorrow (Japan Mix)" and "Radiation Romance (PsyKill Remix)" as additional tracks unique to this version. The US version of How To Destroy Something Beautiful was released on July 10, 2010.
“In a music scene constrained by ruthless competition and heightened egoism, it is exciting to lead a project that unites a team of humble musicians from a diversity of backgrounds, who willingly composed for the love of music. This album is a collaborative effort, meant to break down the hierarchical nature of the music industry. We all hope that you enjoy our collective expressions in the form of these songs”
Team Cybergeist Quotes 2008-2010
“Working on Team Cybergeist with Angel was great! It was so much fun to have someone say “do whatever you want.” Angel hands over full control to each person and I think that’s when every artist does their best work. Team Cybergeist is the ultimate Metal Unity!!!”
“One of the best rewards for an artist, is to be able to collaborate with other artists that they admire. I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such a killer project.”
“Working with Angel was really cool. Collaborating solely over the Internet was something I hadn’t done with anyone up to that point.”
“Super Cool! Sounds fuckin awesome. Can’t wait to jam this.”
“I really support your project… I hope you like the result. ”
“Team Cybergeist is a killer project! The best musicians in the world of loud music on one record. I am stoked to be a part of it with many of my friends!”
“It was much fun contributing to such a diverse project. Music should be fun and it sounds like everyone who contributed enjoyed it at least as much as I did”
“When Angel approached me with being involved with this project, I thought it was fucking cool. Brilliant idea by a brilliant musician. It’s been an honor to be a part of this. ”
“Working with Angel makes my head bleed – in a good way”
“I really like it and think it’ll turn out well… I’m pretty excited.”
“Really dig the sound choices and the haunting keyboard melody in the hook… I can kill it on this!!!”
Early Career Moments with Lexi Love
