Becky Hill

Becky Hill is an English singer and songwriter from Bewdley, Worcestershire, who first reached a national audience on the debut series of The Voice UK, where she auditioned with John Legend's «Ordinary People» and joined Jessie J's team. Though she did not win the show, the exposure launched a career built on collaborations with dance and electronic producers, and she became the first Voice UK contestant to top the UK Singles Chart, doing so with Oliver Heldens on «Gecko (Overdrive)».

Hill's sound sits at the intersection of pop songwriting and club-ready production, favoring big, emotionally direct choruses over anonymous vocal-feature work. She built her profile through a string of dance-crossover singles with DJs and producers before establishing herself as a headlining pop artist in her own right, with tracks like «Better Off Without You» and «My Heart Goes (La Di Da)» showing her move toward a more personal, radio-focused sound.

Her catalogue on Lyricser includes songs such as «Remember», «Disconnect», «I Could Get Used To This», «Last Time», «Forever Young» and «Back To My Love», tracing her path from featured dance vocalist to a distinct voice in contemporary British pop.