Tallulah Rendall

Tallulah Rendall currently lives between London and Totnes and is a Qigong teacher, sound therapist and creative facilitator plus singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. To date she has released six albums Libellus (2009) and Alive (2011), followed by those shaped by her holistic practices: Banshee & The Moon (2014), The Liminal (2019), Live Mantra Album (2020) and Love Carries Me Home (2023),

with forthcoming seventh album Only Humanreleased in October 2026. All independently released on unique book format (bar Live Meditation Album) and crowdfunded by her devoted fanbase. Tallulah has spent two decades touring internationally performing emotionally transformative and immersive live shows and hosting workshops across the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Japan and playing at

major festivals including Glastonbury, Latitude, End of the Road, Wilderness, Medicine Festivaland Shambala, and garnering extensive attention from a wide-ranging Global media including BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Disc, i-D, Uncut plus many wellbeing publications.

Tallulah’s unique approach to songwriting can also be attributed to her childhood, raised in a household she describes as being filled with “creativity, entrepreneurship, innovation and eccentricity.” Her father was the late conservationist John Rendall, known for rehabilitating Christian, the lion and her mother ran a nightclub in The Algarve, Portugal in the 1960s then the Black Sheep,

London in the mid-1970s which doubled as a rehearsal room and later, following his no. 1 hit with ‘Hey Joe’, an early UK performance venue for Jimi Hendrix. She grew up surrounded by music and a deep love and respect for nature and a mindset that anything is possible. She was nominated for the prestigious ‘Woman of the Future Awards’ and her meditation track ‘Divine Feminine’ has amassed nearly 4 million streams.