Biography

Rebecca Levy is a Singer/Songwriter who makes the most of her hilarious bad luck in love by writing songs about it. Inspired by the reigning era that is ‘2009 pop’ and channelling Kate Nash, Jack Johnson and Taylor Swift, she combines tongue-in-cheek lyrics with self-deprecating anecdotes as she sings her way through the existential crisis that is being in your 20s, in London, with a Musical Theatre degree, and no transferable skills. Her Debut single ‘Tell Your Girlfriend’ was ‘Track of the Day’ on BBC Introducing and received a ‘huge reaction’ including placing in the iTunes Pop charts on the day of release. Since then, her following singles and the occasional album track have also made ‘Track of the Day’ and seen her become a BBC Introducing Featured Artist. With a whole host of radio play and playlist appearances with the 3 singles, she’s also performed live on talkRADIO, BBC Cambridgeshire and the BBC Introducing Live Lounge. Her debut album ‘How To Keep Your Girlfriend 101’, a true story/chronology/handy guide, has been performed live in a variety of West End venues, including at The Other Palace for the sold-out album launch show. It charted at 21 in the iTunes pop album charts, briefly overtaking Taylor Swift. ha. When she’s not whining about love, Rebecca whines about things such as mental health, politics, and social media. She gigs in pubs in London for money and occasionally alcohol, and when she grows up she wants to be Phoebe Waller-Bridge.