ABOUT

“Moreland is an artist unafraid to wrestle with significant, even timeless, issues. There’s a marvelous liberation in her vocal delivery, a sense of a spirit set free,
and the music bristles and surges with the same forcefulness.”
-Vents Magazine

Rebecca Moreland is a soulful artist and songwriter from San Antonio, Texas. She most recently reached #2 Independent female on national Music Row Charts for her song, Could Really Use a Friend.

Before that, her song, "Free Your Love," charted top 15 on national Spotify charts for Luxembourg. Her music has reached Top 40 on FMQB national radio charts, charted #2 on iTunes Singer/Songwriter charts, and has been placed on hundreds of Spotify playlists. She has played festivals, shows and appeared live on major news stations across the country.

Rebecca was chosen as Neutregena’s PURE WOW 100 emerging women by a panel of celebrity judges. She has been featured on Rollingstone.com, opened for Chase Rice and Hunter Hayes, performed as a headliner at the Fairport Music Festival, performed live on WSMV NBC News Midday, Nashville, SALiving, ABC News San Antonio, Fox Morning News, San Antonio, and ABC News Memphis. She has toured colleges across the country such as Dartmouth, UNT, Eastern Kentucky University, Penn State, Florida Atlantic University, Texas Tech, among others.

Rebecca is currently recording her next album and plays in shows in NYC, Nashville, and the along the East Coast. You can listen to her music HERE

Rebecca was born into a musical family. When she was 16, her first-ever single won honorable mention in the worldwide Billboard songwriting contest. Her mom is a classical composer and vocal professor, and her brother, Drew Moreland, is a chart-topping Texas musician. Her dad taught her how to write strong melodies, and when together, the family has an after-dinner tradition of grabbing their guitars and singing five-part harmony in the living room for hours “until we run out of songs,” Rebecca says.

Rebecca is a songwriter at heart–she has written more than 200 songs. She only writes songs from personal experience or the experiences of those close to her, and started writing at age 8 to help people around her feel less alone.