Rebecca TurmeL
Singer-Songwriter & Cover Artist
Rebecca Turmel initially planned to pursue a career in musical theatre, but her passion for storytelling took a turn when she taught herself guitar and began creating unique adaptations of her favorite songs. Her most recent release, “Twenty Years From Now” is a cover song that perfectly exemplifies her ability to make each song her own.
After finding success with performing live as a cover artist for a few years, Rebecca took a leap of faith and quit her day job in 2020 to become a full-time musician. In 2022, she began writing and recording original music, taking her musical journey to the next level. One of her latest singles, “The Road Song” tells the story of the life she’s been living on the road and features Jackson Browne’s guitarist, Val McCallum.
Rebecca’s decision to dive headfirst into her recording career led her all the way to Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee. She worked with producer Bryan Clark (Bonnie Raitt, Kelsea Ballerini) and engineer Michael Walter (Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood) on her female empowerment anthem, “Girls on Fire“. This track features some of Nashville’s finest musicians including Adam Fluhrer on Electric Guitar (The Avett Brothers, Jason Isbell), John Henry Trinko on Piano (Kacey Musgraves), and Chris Brush on Drums (Toby Mac).
Rebecca’s sound defies categorization. She is influenced by a wide range of musical styles as she continues to discover her identity as an original artist. What is clear is that her voice embodies both power and vulnerability. She possesses a unique talent for storytelling, consistently connecting with her listeners on a personal level. Despite being a relatively new songwriter, Rebecca Turmel’s catchy melodies and relatable narratives showcase her budding potential.
Meet Rebecca Turmel
Singer-Songwriter & Cover Artist
Rebecca Turmel initially planned to pursue a career in musical theatre, but her passion for storytelling took a different turn when she taught herself to play the guitar and began creating unique adaptations of her favorite songs. Her most recent release, “Twenty Years From Now” is a cover song that perfectly exemplifies her ability to make each song her own.
After finding success with performing live as a cover artist for a few years, Rebecca took a leap of faith and quit her day job in 2020 to become a full-time musician. In 2022, she began writing and recording original music, taking her musical journey to the next level. One of her latest singles, “The Road Song” tells the story of the life she’s been living on the road and features Jackson Browne’s guitarist, Val McCallum.
Rebecca’s decision to dive headfirst into her recording career led her to Blackbird Studio in Nashville, Tennessee. She worked with producer Bryan Clark (Bonnie Raitt, Kelsea Ballerini) and engineer Michael Walter (Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood) on her female empowerment anthem, “Girls on Fire“. This track features some of Nashville’s finest musicians including Adam Fluhrer on Electric Guitar (The Avett Brothers, Jason Isbell), John Henry Trinko on Piano (Kacey Musgraves), and Chris Brush on Drums (Toby Mac).
Rebecca’s sound defies categorization. She is influenced by a wide range of musical styles as she continues to discover her identity as an original artist. What is clear is that her voice embodies both power and vulnerability. She possesses a unique talent for storytelling, consistently connecting with her listeners on a personal level. Despite being a relatively new songwriter, Rebecca Turmel’s catchy melodies and relatable narratives showcase her budding potential.
