Canadian artist profile
SourcedRebecca Jenkins
Artist · Vancouver, BC
Rebecca Jenkins is a Vancouver-based jazz singer, songwriter, and actor whose music includes solo albums, film songs, and collaborations with Jane Siberry, the Parachute Club, and Kevin Breit.
- Active since
- 1986
- Catalog
- 6 releases
- Last checked
- July 17, 2026
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The artist
Rebecca Jenkins is an active jazz singer, songwriter, and actor based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her official site documents a continuing performance and recording career, and the Vancouver Folk Music Festival identified her as Vancouver-based in its current 2025 artist program. Jenkins toured and recorded with the Parachute Club and Jane Siberry before releasing her own jazz and original material. The exact Spotify artist 6Lv9QYhb7fRLa9gghystvY contains six principal album and single containers available in Canada from April 2, 2007 through April 22, 2022. Three are albums and three are singles. Representative releases include Blue Skies, Something's Coming, Rebecca Jenkins and Her Trio, Live At the Cellar, and From Me to We. Her performance in Bye Bye Blues received the Genie Award for Best Actress, and her original song Something's Coming from Wilby Wonderful received a Genie Award nomination for Achievement in Music. Professional inquiries route through the official contact form without reproducing agent details, direct contact information, or social handles. Spotify media is displayed live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback.
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- Official website ↗checked July 17, 2026
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