Mädchen Amick’s daughter, Mina Tobias Bio: Net worth, Age, Songs, Boyfriend, Albums, Parents, Height

Mina Tobias Amick-Alexis, known professionally as Mina Tobias, is an American singer-songwriter, actress, and writer based in Los Angeles.

She has released R&B and synth-pop singles including “Freedom,” “Kings & Queens,” and “Come By,” the latter featured on Riverdale, while also pursuing acting roles and co-founding a mental health advocacy nonprofit with her family.

Mina Tobias
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Mina Tobias Amick-Alexis
Stage Name:	Mina Tobias
Born:	2 September 1993 (age 32 years old)
Place of Birth:	Los Angeles County, California, United States
Nationality:	American
Height:	1.68 m
Parents:	Mädchen Amick and David Alexis
Siblings:	Sylvester Alexis
Occupation:	Singer
Net Worth:	$1 million

Early Life and Education

Mina Tobias was born on 2 September 1993 in Los Angeles County, California, United States, to parents Mädchen Amick, an actress known for Twin Peaks and Riverdale, and David Alexis, a songwriter and producer. She has one sibling, her brother Sylvester Alexis.

She attended Cornell University, where she earned a degree in Psychology with a specialization in cognitive neuroscience and biological psychology, along with a minor in Music, graduating in 2015. She is of American origin with partial German, Norwegian, and Swedish heritage through her mother, and her religion is Christianity.

Career

Mina Tobias began developing her musical talents during her time at Cornell University, writing and releasing original songs independently on platforms such as SoundCloud. Shortly after graduating in 2015 she performed as the opening act for Julee Cruise at the Twin Peaks UK Festival in London.

She released early singles including “Lost With Me” and “Freedom,” the latter accompanied by a music video directed by her mother that paid homage to Twin Peaks. Her work gained further attention with “Kings & Queens” in 2016 and subsequent releases such as “Shoes,” “Wicked Game,” and “Smooth Operator,” collaborations that blended synth-pop and R&B elements and earned significant streaming numbers.

Tobias continued building her catalog with tracks including “Another One” featuring Gabi DeMartino and Kai Lucas, and “Come By,” which was featured on the television series Riverdale. She signed with Sony Music Discowax and has accumulated millions of streams across platforms, with covers of classics like “Smooth Operator” and “Wicked Game” finding regular play on satellite radio.

Parallel to her music she pursued acting, appearing in short films and projects such as Freedom, Deathwell, Broke Luck, and The Brink Of, while also contributing original music and production work. She has expanded into screenwriting and continues releasing new material, including singles like “Water” and plans for a debut EP.

Beyond performance, Tobias has focused on advocacy as co-founder of the mental health nonprofit Don’t MiND Me, established with her family to address stigma and improve access to care following personal experiences with mental illness.

Her career reflects a multi-hyphenate path that integrates music, acting, writing, and public-interest work rooted in her Hollywood family background and academic foundation in psychology.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @minatobias_
• YouTube Channel: Mina Tobias

Personal Life

Mina Tobias maintains a relatively private personal life centered on family and advocacy. No verified information is available regarding a spouse, long-term partners, or children. She continues to balance creative projects with her work for the nonprofit.

Discography

• Lost With Me (2014)
• Freedom (2015)
• Kings & Queens (2016)
• Another One (2018)
• Shoes (2019)
• Wicked Game (2019)
• Smooth Operator (2019)
• Come By (2020)
• Water (2025)
• The Middle (2025)
• Freedom 2.0 (2025)

Net Worth

Mina Tobias is believed to have a net worth of approximately $1 million, accumulated through music streaming and releases under Sony Music Discowax, acting roles, songwriting, and related creative projects.

Additional income stems from live performances, collaborations, and her work with the family-founded mental health nonprofit Don’t MiND Me.

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