Becky Hill

English singer and songwriter (born 1994)

For the Australian comedian, see Bec Hill.

For the housing area in Leeds, see Beckhill.

Becky Hill

Hill performing in 2019

Born|

Rebecca Claire Hill

(1994-02-14) 14 February 1994 (age 31)[1]

Bewdley, Worcestershire, England[2]

Occupations|

* Singer
* songwriter

Years active| 2012–present
Works| Discography
Musical career
Genres|

* Pop
* drum and bass
* EDM
* dance-pop
* R&B
* house
* UK funky
* electro[3]

Labels|

* Eko
* Polydor

Musical artist

Website| Becky Hill on Instagram

Rebecca Claire Hill (born 14 February 1994)[1] is an English singer and songwriter. She rose to fame after appearing on the first series of The Voice UK, auditioning with John Legend's "Ordinary People". She joined Jessie J's team and reached the semi-final of the competition.

In June 2014, she became the first (and only thus far) The Voice UK contestant to score a UK number one single when the song "Gecko (Overdrive)" with Oliver Heldens topped the UK Singles Chart.[4][5] In 2022, she received two Brit Awards nominations, including British Song of the Year for "Remember" with David Guetta, and Best Dance Act, which she won two years in a row in 2022 and 2023.[6]

## Early life

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Becky Hill was born on 14 February 1994. She began making music at the age of 14 and started performing in a band called Shaking Trees – receiving BBC Introducing support from Andrew Marston at BBC Hereford & Worcester, who selected her band to perform at the Nozstock Festival of Performing Arts,[7] as well as a live session for Adam Green and Josh Withey at BBC Radio Shropshire.[8]

## Career

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### 2012: The Voice

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Main article: The Voice UK (series 1)

Hill has appeared in a number of live performances for YouTube, including a web series called The Rebelations. She auditioned for the first series of The Voice UK, and at the blind auditions she performed "Ordinary People". Judges Jessie J and will.i.am, the only coaches with an available space on their teams, turned around for her. She opted to join Jessie. In the battle rounds she competed against Indie and Pixie performing the song "Irreplaceable", she won the battle and progressed to the live shows. She got to the semi-final stage of the competition where she was eliminated.

Performances on The Voice UK Performed  | Song  | Original Artist  | Result

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Blind Audition  | "Ordinary People"  | John Legend | Joined Team Jessie
Battle Rounds  | "Irreplaceable" (against Indie and Pixie) | Beyoncé | Winner
Week 1  | —
Week 2  | "Good Luck"  | Basement Jaxx | Safe
Week 3  | —
Week 4  | "Seven Nation Army"  | The White Stripes | Bottom three
Semi-final  | "Like a Star"  | Corinne Bailey Rae | Eliminated

### 2013–2017: Breakthrough and Eko EP

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Since appearing on The Voice UK, versions of David Guetta's "She Wolf" and "Not Giving In" by Rudimental have been published, as have covers of Paolo Nutini's "Last Request" and Alex Clare's "Too Close". Hill featured on Rudimental's track "Powerless", taken from their debut album Home. She also provided cover for Ella Eyre's vocals for Rudimental's set at Glastonbury 2013, Bestival 2013, Wakestock 2013 and Lovebox 2013. Hill provided vocals for and co-wrote Wilkinson's song Afterglow,[9][10] which peaked at number 8 on the UK Singles Chart in October 2013,[11] the song also peaked at number 1 on the UK Dance Chart. "Powerless" received a full single release on 23 February 2014. The song peaked at number 73 on the UK Singles Chart. Hill appeared on and co-wrote a vocal version of Oliver Heldens' "Gecko", renamed "Gecko (Overdrive)", alongside MNEK. The song topped the UK Singles Chart on 29 June 2014 thus making her the first The Voice UK contestant to achieve a number 1.[12]

On 9 November 2014 she released a single, "Losing", which was produced by MNEK and intended to be the lead single from her solo album with then label Parlophone Records. The single debuted at number 56 on the UK Singles Chart.[13] Hill co-wrote Australian recording artist Reigan Derry's debut single "All of the Pieces".[14] In July 2015, French house producer Watermät released a vocal version of his track "Frequency" with Hill as joint lead artist. The track was renamed to "All My Love".[4]

In early 2016, Hill announced that she was songwriting with CocknBullKid. In May 2016 she released her first proper single in two years, entitled "Back to My Love", featuring vocals from rapper Little Simz. It was said to be the lead single off of her debut album, but was later included in the Eko EP, released in August 2017. During the summer, she collaborated with a number of artists. Her first was with DJ and record producer MK on his single "Piece of Me". The second was with Matoma on his breakthrough single "False Alarm". In the late months of 2016, she announced a second single from her EP, entitled "Warm". It was co-written with MNEK and produced by Shift K3Y. In the end of March 2017, she released a third single, entitled "Rude Love". The song was co-written and produced by MNEK. The music video was released in April alongside the launch of her official VEVO channel on YouTube.

In May 2017, Hill signed a worldwide publishing deal with Sony/ATV and also guest presented an episode of CBBC's The Playlist. Following from this, Hill released a fourth single "Unpredictable" from the Eko EP, along with the EP itself in August 2017 as the final release from her own independent label Eko Music Limited.[15] "Unpredictable" was co-written by Karen Poole and MNEK, who also produced the track.

### 2017–2019: Get to Know

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In August 2017 she signed a worldwide record deal with Polydor Records and expected to release her debut album in 2019.[15] A single, "Sunrise in the East", released in 2018, was treated as the lead cut from her supposedly rejuvenated debut project.[16] Not long after, she appeared on songs including "Back & Forth", alongside MK and Jonas Blue. This continued in the following year with "I Could Get Used to This", with Weiss, and finally "Wish You Well", with Sigala, which became her first top 10 hit in the UK Charts since "Gecko (Overdrive)". She was one of seven co-writers of the Europa song "All Day and Night", which was her composer credit to make it to the top 10 in the UK Charts. On 6 July 2019, Hill performed at Pride in London on the Trafalgar Square stage. A "mini-album", Get to Know, with four new tracks, was released in September 2019.[17] The four tracks were from an intended EP, Fickle Emotions, that had not been released.[18]

On 6 December 2019, Hill released a cover of the Yazoo song "Only You", dedicated to her grandfather, who had introduced her to The Flying Pickets' cover version of the song when she was young.[19]

### 2020–2022: Only Honest on the Weekend

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At the beginning of 2020, Hill supported Irish pop rock band The Script on their Sunsets & Full Moons tour in the UK and Ireland and performed some of her songs from Get to Know. In late March of that year, the rest of the dates were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

She released the next singles from her debut album Only Honest on the Weekend; "Better Off Without You" with Shift K3Y and "Heaven on My Mind" with Sigala, both of which reached number fourteen on the UK Singles Chart. Follow up single "Space" peaked at seventy-nine, though this later did not make the final tracklist.[20]

In April, she collaborated with Tiesto on the song "Nothing Really Matters" which was later released through Tiesto's seventh album The London Sessions, where she featured on another song called "Over You". In June, she premiered a Spotify podcast called "The Art of Rave" with features such as Pete Tong, Sister Bliss and DJ Zinc.

In November, she covered Alphaville's "Forever Young" for the UK's McDonald's Christmas advert.[21] The track became her first song without a joint credit to reach the UK Top 40, when it peaked at number thirty-five.[22]

Beginning in 2021, Hill released the singles "Last Time" and "Remember" with French DJ David Guetta.[23] They peaked at number thirty-nine and number three respectively, the latter becoming Hill's fourth top-ten hit.

On 15 July 2021, Hill teased the release of her debut album, Only Honest on the Weekend, with a trailer on her Instagram featuring previously unreleased songs "My Heart Goes (La Di Da)" with Topic and "Through the Night" with 220 Kid. The tracklist was later confirmed in full by Official Charts.[24] The album was originally planned to be released on 20 August 2021. Hill explained that the album would be delayed 1 week, and released on 27 August 2021 to let "My Heart Goes (La Di Da)" shine on the UK charts. Released as the final single from the album, the song spent four weeks at number 11 becoming Hill's ninth top-20 single.

Additionally, on 25 August 2021, days before the release of Only Honest on the Weekend, a "Kiss My (Uh Oh)" Girl Power Remix was released that Hill featured on along with Anne-Marie, Little Mix, Raye and Stefflon Don.

On 25 January 2022, Hill announced that she will release a song with Wilkinson 9 years after their previous hit "Afterglow". The song is called "Here For You" and it was released on 11 February 2022. She later released "Run", a collaboration with Swedish EDM duo Galantis was released on 25 February 2022.[25] This was followed by a deluxe edition of her debut album Only Honest on the Weekend. It included singles "Space", "Run" with Galantis, "Hold On" with Netsky and "Here For You" with Wilkinson, the song "Personally" and the acoustic version of "Remember".

On 8 April 2022, Hill collaborated with David Guetta and Ella Henderson on the song "Crazy What Love Can Do".[26] In July 2022, she performed at the closing ceremony of UEFA Women's Euro 2022 at Wembley Stadium, after which she was trolled online due to the silver leotard she wore for the performance.[27] She also performed during the beach volleyball events at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.[28]

On 5 August 2022, Hill collaborated with British DJ Joel Corry on the song "History".

### 2023–present: Believe Me Now?

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On 2 May 2023, Hill announced the lead single "Side Effects" released on 12 May 2023, a collaboration with Lewis Thompson from her upcoming second studio album; the song reached 35 on the UK Singles Chart. She later confirmed the album was slated for release in 2024.[29]

On 14 July 2023, Hill released "Disconnect" with English DJ duo Chase & Status as the second single from her upcoming second album.[30] The song became her sixth top ten hit in the UK.

In January 2024, Hill toured New Zealand and Australia for the first time, performing shows in Auckland, Melbourne and Sydney. While on tour, she released the single "Never Be Alone", which features Australian-born DJ Sonny Fodera.[31][32]

## Personal life

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In April 2021, Hill came out as queer on her Twitter account, stating "I've definitely felt uncomfortable branding myself as straight, or anything else for that matter, but queer seems to be the most fitting identity for who I am".[33] In January 2022, Hill announced her engagement to her long-term boyfriend.[34]

She is a supporter of Walsall F.C.[35]

## Discography

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Main article: Becky Hill discography

Studio albums

* Only Honest on the Weekend (2021)[36]
* Believe Me Now? (2024)[29]

## Tour

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### Headlining

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* Becky Hill Tour 2021 (2021-2022)
* Believe Me Now? Tour (2024)

## Awards and nominations

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Award  | Year  | Nominee(s)  | Category  | Result  | Ref.

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ASCAP London Music Awards | 2017  | "False Alarm"  | Award-Winning EDM Song  | Won  | [37]
2021  | "Lose Control"  | Won  | [38]
Berlin Music Video Awards | 2014  | "Powerless" (with Rudimental) | Best Editor  | Nominated  | [39]
Brit Awards | 2022 | "Remember" (with David Guetta) | Song of the Year | Nominated  | [40]
Herself  | Best Dance Act | Won
2023 | Won  | [41]
2024 | Nominated  | [42]
2025 | Nominated  |
British LGBT Awards | 2023  | Herself  | Music Artist  | Won  | [43]
British Phonographic Industry | 2023  | Herself  | Brits Billion Award | Won  | [44]
Electronic Dance Music Awards | 2022  | "My Heart Goes (La Di Da)" (with Topic) | UK House Song of the Year  | Nominated  | [45]
Herself  | Best Vocalist  | Nominated
2023  | Nominated  | [46]
"History" (with Joel Corry) | Dance Song Of The Year (Radio)  | Nominated
"Crazy What Love Can Do" (with David Guetta and Ella Henderson) | Music Video of the Year  | Nominated
2024  | Herself  | Vocalist of the Year  | Nominated  | [47]
Global Awards | 2022 | Herself  | Rising Star  | Nominated  | [48]
Best Female  | Nominated
Best Pop Act  | Nominated
Best British Act  | Nominated
2023  | Nominated  | [49]
Best Female  | Nominated
LOS40 Music Awards | 2022  | "Crazy What Love Can Do" (with David Guetta and Ella Henderson) | Best International Collaboration  | Won  | [50]
Best International Video | Nominated
MOBO Awards | 2014  | "Powerless" (with Rudimental) | Best Video  | Nominated  | [51]
MTV Brand New | 2015  | Herself  | Brand New For 2015  | Nominated  | [52]
Music Week Awards | 2023  | Becky Hill x Stefflon Don x Ultra Naté x Pepsi MAX – UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 Final Show  | Music & Brand Partnership  | Nominated  | [53]
Popjustice £20 Music Prize | 2015  | "Losing"  | Best British Pop Single  | Nominated  | [54]
Spellemannprisen | 2016 | "False Alarm"  | Song of the Year  | Nominated  | [55]
UK Music Video Awards | 2014 | "Powerless" (with Rudimental) | Best Urban Video - UK  | Nominated  | [56]

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7. ^ "BBC Hereford & Worcester – BBC Introducing in Hereford & Worcester, Andrew Marston introduces live music from Becky Hill (Bewdley)". Bbc.co.uk. 4 May 2012. Retrieved 10 August 2014.
8. ^ "BBC News – Becky Hill's Shaking Trees' BBC Introducing session". Bbc.co.uk. 27 May 2012. Retrieved 10 August 2014.
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14. ^ "Reigan Derry". Rush Entertainment. Archived from the original on 23 December 2014. Retrieved 2 January 2015.
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19. ^ "Becky Hill on Instagram: "here's a lil backstory as to why i chose to cover Only You this christmas... this year my grandad, one of my favourite male role models…"". Archived from the original on 23 December 2021. Retrieved 5 February 2020 – via Instagram.
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## External links

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* Becky Hill at AllMusic
* Becky Hill on Twitter

* v
* t
* e

Becky Hill

Discography

Studio albums|

* Only Honest on the Weekend
* Believe Me Now?

Compilation albums|

* Get to Know

Singles|

* "Gecko (Overdrive)"
* "Losing"
* "All My Love"
* "Piece of Me"
* "False Alarm"
* "Back & Forth"
* "I Could Get Used to This"
* "Wish You Well"
* "Lose Control"
* "Only You"
* "Better Off Without You"
* "Nothing Really Matters"
* "Heaven on My Mind"
* "Space"
* "Forever Young"
* "Remember"
* "My Heart Goes (La Di Da)"
* "Run"
* "Crazy What Love Can Do"
* "Disconnect"
* "Never Be Alone"
* "Outside of Love"

Featured singles|

* "Afterglow"
* "Powerless"
* "Kiss My (Uh-Oh) (Girl Power Remix)"

* v
* t
* e

Brit Award for British Dance Act

* M People (1994)
* M People (1995)
* Massive Attack (1996)
* The Prodigy (1997)
* The Prodigy (1998)
* Fatboy Slim (1999)
* The Chemical Brothers (2000)
* Fatboy Slim (2001)
* Basement Jaxx (2002)
* Sugababes (2003)
* Basement Jaxx (2004)
* Becky Hill (2022)
* Becky Hill (2023)
* Calvin Harris (2024)
* Charli XCX (2025)

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* t
* e

The Voice UK

Series|

* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4
* 5
* 6
* 7
* 8
* 9
* 10
* 11
* 12
* 13
* 14

Winners|

* Leanne Mitchell
* Andrea Begley
* Jermain Jackman
* Stevie McCrorie
* Kevin Simm
* Mo Adeniran
* Ruti Olajugbagbe
* Molly Hocking
* Blessing Chitapa
* Craig Eddie
* Anthonia Edwards
* Jen & Liv
* AVA

Winner's singles|

* Run to You
* Angel
* And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going
* Lost Stars
* All You Good Friends
* Unsteady
* Dreams
* I'll Never Love Again
* Angels
* Come Waste My Time
* Anyone
* I'm Every Woman
* The Long and Winding Road

Other contestants|

| Series 1|

* Allyson Brown
* Bo Bruce
* Sean Conlon
* Kerry Ellis
* Cassius Henry
* Becky Hill
* Tyler James
* Aleks Josh
* Kirsten Joy
* Vince Kidd
* Max Milner
* Twinnie-Lee Moore
* Deniece Pearson
* Heshima Thompson

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Series 2|

* Jay Aston
* Alice Barlow
* Colin Chisholm
* Lorraine Crosby
* Danny Foster
* Tom Gregory
* Matt Henry
* Ant Henson
* Cleo Higgins
* Nate James
* Aret Kapetanovic
* Anthony Kavanagh
* Kym Mazelle
* Leah McFall
* Rob Reynolds
* Abi Sampa
* Nick Tatham
* Mike Ward

Series 3|

* Sally Barker
* Angie Brown
* Kelsey-Beth Crossley
* Si Genaro
* Leo Ihenacho
* Leanne Jones

Series 4|

* Tim Arnold
* Esmée Denters
* Keedie Green
* Glenn Hoddle
* Nathan Moore
* Joe and Jake
* Shellyann

Series 5|

* Mike Berry
* Bernie Clifton
* Divina de Campo
* Cian Ducrot
* Jordan Gray
* Jolan
* Lydia Lucy
* Kevin Simm
* The Dublin City Rounders

Series 6|

* Tanya Lacey
* Jamie Miller
* Abi Phillips
* Jazmin Sawyers

Series 8|

* Nikki Ambers
* Nicole Dennis
* Remember Monday

Series 9|

* Dean John-Wilson
* Johannes Pietsch
* Brooke Scullion

Series 10|

* Lauren Drew

Series 12|

* Chinchilla
* Deja Vu
* Mariama Goodman
* ThePETEBOX

Series 13|

* MiC LOWRY
* Storry

Related articles|

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* Louder on Two
* The Voice Kids
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* Series 2
* Series 3
* Series 4
* Series 5
* Series 6
* Series 7
* Discography
* Y Llais (Welsh version)
* Series 1

Authority control databases

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