Rachelle Luk (pronounced "ra-SHELL Luke") is a singer-songwriter and worship leader whose exquisite songwriting has been recognized with two GMA Canada Covenant Awards. Her EP “Brought To Light”, released in 2014, includes “More Than Beautiful”, winner of Urban/R&B/Soul Song of the Year in 2014, and “I Am Not”, which was awarded Inspirational Song of the Year in 2015. In 2017, her single "How To Live" was nominated for two Covenant Awards: Folk Song of the Year and Collaboration of the Year (with Drew Brown).
Her music is widely available on online music services and has received airplay on Canadian Christian radio.
Rachelle's music combines a soulful, expressive voice with heartfelt lyrics that are not afraid to explore the deeper stories and challenges of love, life, and faith. With a sound that has been described as a meeting between Brooke Fraser and Sara Bareilles, Rachelle's music has a refreshing relevance among today's singer-songwriters.
Rachelle currently serves as the Director of Music Ministries at Mississauga City Baptist Church and is a Personic Creative Collective artist (www.personiccollective.com).
She has also led worship in the GTA with Re:Written (rewrittenband.com).
Her music is widely available on online music services and has received airplay on Canadian Christian radio.
Rachelle's music combines a soulful, expressive voice with heartfelt lyrics that are not afraid to explore the deeper stories and challenges of love, life, and faith. With a sound that has been described as a meeting between Brooke Fraser and Sara Bareilles, Rachelle's music has a refreshing relevance among today's singer-songwriters.
Rachelle currently serves as the Director of Music Ministries at Mississauga City Baptist Church and is a Personic Creative Collective artist (www.personiccollective.com).
She has also led worship in the GTA with Re:Written (rewrittenband.com).
"Rachelle captivates an audience with her passion, transparency, and the gift of her warm, rich voice. She writes songs that reach peoples’ hearts, with themes of victory and experiencing God’s presence in the everyday moments of life. " |
“With a soaring voice and thoughtful lyricism, Rachelle is part of a new generation of artists who move nimbly and authentically from the worship space to the borderlands of faith and culture. Whether it is in a sanctuary, a café or a concert hall, she leads with humility, depth and conviction. Passionate and reflective, responsive to the movement of God’s Spirit, and contagious in her enthusiasm, she is a gift to the church.”
— Richard Root, Lead Pastor, Mississauga City Baptist Church
Photo by Lucy Lu Photography