Offstage, Becky remains committed to championing female, queer and non-binary creatives within dance music, and has battled for visibility, credits and recognition in an industry where misogyny remains prevalent. Deeply embedded in club culture, she has also spotlighted some of the scene’s most defining voices through her celebrated podcast, The Art of Rave.
A force in the live arena too, Becky Hill has performed standout sets at festivals including Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds as well as selling out her first UK arena headline tour. She now has a summer of live shows ahead of her, headlining a range of major outdoor events and festivals including Creamfields and Poland’s BitterSweet Festival.
“Hands On Me” cements Becky Hill as a global force in dance music – an addictive electro-house anthem that pairs her powerhouse vocal with a gift for crafting euphoric, electrifying crossover hooks, as she continues to push boundaries with clarity and confidence.
Becky Hill’s career to date has been defined by her ability to fuse underground dance credibility with high impact, mainstream appeal. With over 3.5 billion streams and 19 UK Top 20 singles to her name, Becky now enters a new era where she continues to evolve her sound, further establishing herself as one of the most influential artists in UK music.
Becky Hill has dropped new track, “Hands On Me,” marking the start of a bold new chapter in her sound – listen here, out now via Astralwerks. “Hands On Me,” her first new music since 2024’s critically acclaimed UK Top 3 album Believe Me Now?, has had fans demanding its release, with clips shared online generating over a million views on TikTok alone. The track also offers a first glimpse into Becky’s hotly anticipated third album.
