Rebekah Snyder

Music has always been Rebekah Snyder’s way of making sense of things. Her songs are honest and reflective, turning her own story into something other people can see themselves in. Drawing from her Western Pennsylvania upbringing, she creates songs about love, family, and the resilience that comes from starting over. Every song reflects her refusal to stay stuck and her ability to find something beautiful in what’s left. For Rebekah, music started with her mother’s folk guitar on the front porch. That led to digging through stacks of records in the basement, where she discovered Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac, Jim Croce, and Don McLean. Over time, she found new inspiration in artists like Morgan Wallen and Tyler Childers; blending Appalachian folk tradition with modern country style. A controlling relationship then silenced her music for nearly a decade before she reclaimed her voice.“America,” her breakthrough single, marked that return by pairing her own family history with a message of resilience and unity. She builds on this foundation with her upcoming country album, "Ready to Ride!" produced by Nashville veteran Dean Miller. The album's first single, “Don't Ever Date a Yankee, " a duet with Adam Cunningham from The Voice, was released on Snyder's own label on October 17, 2025.