Rae Leigh

Rae Leigh is an Australian singer-songwriter, actor, producer, and filmmaker creating powerful music and films driven by storytelling, resilience, and social impact. Her work spans country, cinematic pop, and film soundtracks, with a growing focus on projects that inspire healing and hope.

As an actor, Rae appeared on NBCUniversal’s Young Rock as an ’80s Nashville singer performing Dwight Yoakam’s “Honky Tonk Man,” and featured in the Oscar-nominated film Elvis. As a recording artist, she has released multiple charting singles on the Australian National Country Radio Airplay Chart, including the #1 hit “Push Em Up Jill.”
Rae is a Voting Member of the Recording Academy (GRAMMYs) and actively contributing to the global music industry.

She produced her first short film Living for Today, a social-impact project addressing domestic violence, resilience, and recovery through film and original music. New singles and festival appearances are underway.