Reneé Rapp, a talented artist, has always felt a deep passion for performing, a calling she sensed from a very young age. Her earliest memories are filled with a profound love for music, so much so that she couldn’t stay still in the absence of melodies, leading her to burst into tears during car rides. Hailing from North Carolina, Rapp channeled her innate creativity into songwriting and recording during her teenage years, laying the foundation for her remarkable career. Her breakthrough came with the iconic portrayal of Regina George in the Tony-nominated Mean Girls musical on Broadway, catapulting her into the spotlight. Subsequently, her exceptional acting skills shone brightly in her role as “Leighton” on the acclaimed HBO Max series “The Sex Lives of College Girls,” a performance lauded by prestigious publications like W, Harper’s Bazaar, and The Hollywood Reporter. Now, energized and emboldened, Reneé refocuses on her musical endeavors, starting with the soul-baring track “Tattoos.” Reflecting on her past, Rapp candidly shares her journey of grappling with emotions and insecurities, reclaiming her narrative through therapy and self-discovery. Unafraid to bare her innermost feelings, she strives to forge a deep connection with her expanding fan base. With a newfound sense of empowerment, Rapp looks ahead to releasing more heartfelt music, fueled by her recent signing with Interscope Records.