Glasgow-based singer-songwriter and producer Becci Wallace is firmly placed at the heart of Scotland's songwriting community. As a solo artist, her first album Fragmentality was highly acclaimed following its 2015 release, gaining plaudits across the country and securing multiple national and local radio plays. Her follow-up project, Present Tense (2020), was released to critical acclaim, featured as BBC Radio Scotland’s Roddy Hart ‘Record of Note’, and received airplay across national radio in Scotland as well as stations throughout the UK and Europe.

 

Her latest album, After the Fog... Air, is out now, marking a bold new chapter in her creative practice. Following its release, Becci is taking the project on tour, bringing her distinctive sound and powerful live performances to audiences across the UK.

 

Becci is known for her unique vocals, tight harmonies, and thought-provoking lyrics. She has been featured on STV Glasgow, BBC Radio Scotland, and BBC Radio 6 Music, and has performed at festivals across the UK including Celtic Connections, Wicker Man, Electric Fields, Kelburn, Doune The Rabbit Hole, Lindisfarne Festival, Deuch an Doris, Soulfest, Junction 1, West End Festival, the Edinburgh Fringe, Chester Music Festival, Queens of Art, and Audio Soup, among others.

 

A versatile and collaborative artist, Becci writes across genres. She has co-written and performed on Love and Other Hopeless Things by The Pearlfishers who she now proudly sings in session with, Catherine Rudie’s The Möbius Kiss, and Loki’s Government Issue Music Protest. Her collaborators include David Scott, Jo Mango, Jo Bennett, Findlay Napier, David Sinclair, Conscious Route, Rosie Bans, DopeSickFly, Colonel Mustard, and Catherine Rudie, as well as international work with the Harris Institute (Toronto) and Columbia College Chicago.

 

Becci also contributed to Karine Polwart’s Enough is Enough COP26 project alongside hip-hop collective This Is It. The work was broadcast nationally and streamed globally during the COP26 summit. As part of the Climate Justice Cabaret, she shared a stage with Greta Thunberg, Jeremy Corbyn, and activists from across the world, using creativity as a vehicle for advocacy.

 

A dedicated mentor and advocate for emerging artists in Scotland, Becci is the co-creator of SongSeeds Songwriting Retreats, which provide inclusive and affordable spaces for creative development. She is also the creator of That’s What She Said, a podcast series featuring panels and performances from women in the music industry. Her work continues to champion the experiences of womxn in music, with recent releases exploring both personal and industry-wide challenges, particularly for parents navigating creative careers.

Becci holds an MA in Songwriting and is currently a PhD student researching hip-hop education.