BIO

Rebekah Gilbert is an Americana singer-songwriter known for her raw, atmospheric storytelling — songs steeped in longing, resilience, and the complicated edges of love and identity. Her music leans dark and emotional, inviting listeners into the quiet places where truth lives, where grief softens, and where starting over becomes its own kind of courage.

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Though she grew up in a deeply religious environment, Rebekah stepped away from that world in adulthood — a shift that subtly shapes her writing without defining it. That experience gave her a sharp sense of introspection and a deep respect for personal truth, both of which echo through her lyrics with a poet’s clarity.

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In her 40s, she committed fully to becoming a musician, taking two guitar lessons a week for six years. That dedication — late-blooming, intentional, and hard-earned — informs the grit and soul of her sound. Her songs carry the weight of lived experience, but also the tenderness of someone who believes in the beauty that follows upheaval.

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Rebekah is also the author of a poetry collection and writes a reflective newsletter, extending the same emotional honesty found in her music. She’s passionate about encouraging women, especially in midlife, to reclaim their creativity, trust their voice, and chase the dreams they once set aside.

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Her music is for anyone who’s ever rebuilt themselves, walked away from a life that no longer fit, or found strength in the quiet aftermath. It’s for the women rewriting their own stories — one brave truth at a time.