
Ruby Gill is a Melbourne (Naarm)‑based singer‑songwriter and multi‑instrumentalist originally from Johannesburg, South Africa. She’s known for her arresting lyricism, deadpan wit and deeply honest songwriting, attracting millions of streams, critical acclaim and airplay on *triple j*, *BBC6Music* and *KCRW*. Gill first gained widespread attention with her 2018 single “Your Mum”, which earned major radio adds and streaming success, followed by 2021’s “you should do this for a living”, featuring vocals from Angie McMahon and Maple Glider, which helped her become a *triple j Unearthed* Feature Artist. Her debut album *I’m Gonna Die With This Frown On My Face* (2022) received critical praise, debuted at #5 on the AIR Independent Albums Chart, and was nominated for prestigious awards like the Australian Music Prize and Best Folk Work at the Music Victoria Awards. Gill’s sophomore album *Some Kind Of Control* (2025) further expanded her reputation for raw, reflective songwriting and rich musical textures. She’s toured nationally and internationally, sharing stages at major festivals and supporting acclaimed artists including Angie McMahon, Lime Cordiale and The Teskey Brothers, and is celebrated for performances that can quiet rooms with emotional impact.
Indie Folk, Indie Pop, Contemporary Folk, Lo-fi
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