Rachel Bobbitt

Rachel Bobbitt is a Canadian indie rock musician, originally from Nova Scotia and now based in Toronto. She began her musical journey early, gaining significant attention as a teenager on Vine. On the platform, she amassed 400,000 followers and 119 million video loops by uploading covers of popular songs. This early exposure provided a foundation for her career, though she eventually stepped back to focus on developing her original sound and artistic vision, incorporating influences from various genres and artists.

Bobbitt officially began her recording career in 2018 with the release of her debut EP, “Months to Fall.” The following year, she collaborated with hip hop musician Justice Der on the album “When This Plane Goes Down…” Her second EP, “And It’s The Same,” was released in 2020. A significant turning point came in 2022 with the release of her third EP, “The Ceiling Could Collapse,” through Fantasy Records. This EP showcased her evolving sound, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and observations on life’s cycles. She continued to release music, including “The Ceiling Demos” in December 2022 and “The Half We Still Have” EP in August 2023. Her debut full-length album, “Swimming Towards the Sand,” was released in October 2025, further establishing her presence in the indie rock scene.

Her career progression includes a period of formal music training at Humber College, which she later left to fully commit to her individual artistry. Bobbitt has consistently showcased her ability to blend genres, drawing from folk and indie rock to create distinct and personal music. She has worked with collaborators like Justice Der and producer Stephen Bennett, and her EPs have been mixed by Grammy-nominated professionals. Bobbitt’s work is characterized by poetic language and emotionally resonant themes, solidifying her as a notable voice in contemporary indie music.