Rebecca Pronsky

Rebecca Pronsky is a songwriter, producer and conceptual music artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She graduated from Brown University where she studied Ethnomusicology. She subsequently spent a decade touring as a singer songwriter in the folk and country scene. During this time, she released four critically acclaimed records, including 2013’s Only Daughter which made the “Top Ten Country Albums of the Year” list in the UK’s The Telegraph. In the wake of the 2016 election, Rebecca turned her focus toward satire and political comedy, writing a concept album and feminist cabaret show about Hillary Clinton’s inner world, followed by a series of one-minute songs for each of the candidates seeking the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. As the Covid virus hit New York City in March 2020, Rebecca began writing and producing a documentary podcast following the lives of three households during their time staying home. She is currently combining her interest in permaculture with music, writing jingles for edible plants. From Brooklyn, New York, USA.