Rachael Nemiroff
Rachael was born in Huntsville, Alabama, and moved to a small town in Pennsylvania when she was young with her...
Rachael was born in Huntsville, Alabama, and moved to a small town in Pennsylvania when she was young with her mother, following her parents divorce. She started singing around the house as a child, so her mother got her involved in a local playhouse theatre.
In 10th grade, Rachael enrolled at a performing arts school, and began to attend church with a friend which lead her to join the youth band that played in the main Church services as well. In her senior year of high school, she decided to attend a Christian university, which lead her to Trevecca Nazarene University and landed her in Nashville, Tennessee. While in college Rachael began writing songs in her bedroom, inspired to write from her life experiences, hearing people’s stories, God and nature.
Rachael became active within the Christian music scene in Nashville, and before long she was getting established with writers and producers in the community that included Tony Wood, Michael Farren, Tedd T, Nick Schwarz, Benji Cowart and Matt Armstrong. Her music started making a commercial impact in 2018 with the song, “Circles,” that generated 50,000 streams in one month. This was followed by several singles that include “Belong,” in 2019, and “Temporary,” in 2020, with both songs being featured on several Spotify Editorial playlists. In 2021, she wrote several new tunes, with the breakout single being, “One Heart Two Homes,” a story about her own life and her parents divorce. She has released half dozen singles throughout 2022 including “Hero or Heretic,” featuring Steven Malcolm and most recently “Let Your Light Shine,” featuring Stars Go Dim.