Rachel Croft is a dynamic and emotive alternative artist hailing from London, whose music has captivated audiences both on the screen and on stage. With her music featured on platforms like Netflix and BBC 2, Rachel's vocal prowess is described as a seamless flow from "fierce power to deadly soft" by Atwood Magazine. Her thunderous and cinematic works have not only been synced on the BBC and Netflix but have also premiered in leading global outlets such as CMT and BBC Radio. In February 2024, she was honored as the "Caffè Nero Artist of the Month," showcasing her talent across over 600 locations in the UK.
Rachel's career is marked by her vivid stage presence and tempestuous, female-forward songwriting. She has performed at iconic venues including the Camden Assembly in London, the Bitter End in New York, and the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. Her festival appearances are equally impressive, gracing events like Cambridge and Moseley, and she has a history of selling out venues across Europe on her regular tours. Her commitment to her craft and her fans is evident through her active engagement on Patreon, where supporters can join her creative journey.
Starting her music journey in Nottingham and moving to York for university, Rachel Croft's passion for music led her to busking during her final year, which set the foundation for her career as a musician and artist. Since releasing her first studio album in 2019, she has been a fixture in the music scene, performing at various festivals and captivating audiences with her genre-bending style. Her voice, described as "truly exceptional" by BBC Introducing, continues to resonate with fans across the UK and Europe.
