Rebecca Lang grew up playing the violin and didn't know she could write songs and sing until a bit later in life. She started a band in her mid 30's (Butter Queen Sister) and currently plays solo with electric guitarist, Chris Kennedy. She writes mostly folk/Americana, some instrumental songs on violin and also writes children's music. Her songs are inspired by everyday beautiful people, nature, her four sons and of course, love!

 

 Movie Song placements/published songs include Suns' Rays (Canary Black October 2024 release). Published/synched songs include When a Woman is Seen, About the Time, Hard to Shake, Be Careful What You Wish For, I'll Climb any Mountain, Falling Hard, Mercy, Only Be You, Peace and Love.​​

 

She has played at various venues including the following- Our Community Cup, TumbleWeed Folk Fest, The Kelly Center, Cape May Singer Songwriter Festival, Silvana NYC, Delaware State Parks, Squirrel Hill Night Markets, Mt. Airy Porchfest, Weavers Way Mercantile, A Bit of the Arts, World Cafe Live (Philadelphia), Sing Me a Story, The Folk Project TV Show, The Delmarva Folk Fest, Some Kind of Jam Festival, The Philadelphia Folk Festival, Philadelphia FolkSong Society, Delaware Friends of Folk, WXPN Welcomes American Roots Ramble, Wilmington Winter Bluegrass and throughout the Mid-Atlantic region at venues such as Rockwood Music Hall NYC, The Lansdowne Folk Club, and more. ​Rebecca has played on the following Radio Interviews/Stations: Sisters in Music Radio, Folk Show WXPN with Ian Zolitor, Indieartst Music Radio, ITNS Radio, XAM Life Radio, Ray Naylors Philly Folk Scene WPPM FM. Her song, Give Me Your Tired, taken from the famous Emma Lazarus poem, The New Colossus, was a 2019 finalist at Songs for Social Change (RAWA). Her song, Suns' Rays also won a 2020 contest (Star Launch).

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Rebecca has done harmony/violin for various artists including Scott Herzog, Towne and Stevens, John Galla and more.