Her debut EP ‘Waves’ received global recognition, being awarded as ‘Best Song’ at Cardiff Music Awards and ‘Best Folk Songwriter’ in New York City’s Independent Music Awards. Rebecca is only one of two UK artists to be awarded this achievement. The other being Passenger with ‘Let Her Go’.

Recently headlined at Isle Of Wight 2021, Rebecca shared the stage with some of the biggest artists, yet still held her own. Performing new single ‘Panic’, which has received airplay across the globe, Rebecca creates an ‘intimate yet crowd pleasing performance’. Rebecca is repeated found in the BBC Wales A-List playlist, where listeners are ‘hypnotised’ by her ‘haunting vocals’ and ‘thought provoking lyrics’. Rebecca is described by BBC Radio as ‘a national treasure’.

Prior pandemic, Rebecca was regularly exploring the musical avenues of New York City, turning heads at renowned venues home to household names. Supported and awarded by The New York Songwriters Circle, Rebecca has seen a significant boost in her fanbase over the pond. The love for the city is mirrored in Rebeccas craft and has matured her songwriting to a prolific height. Rebecca has mastered her new matured musical routes and has created a body of work worthy of a debut album release, due 2022.

Recently described as ‘the best songwriter around’ in a recent review of new single ‘Panic’, Rebecca Hurn is definitely on her way up.