Rachel Fuller, a renowned British Musician was born on July 24, 1973. She is a classically trained British musician who has climbed the success steps of an independent pop music artist, while being a webcast host and an occasional collaborator with rock musician and partner Pete Townshend.

Born in Ipswich, England, Rachel soon earned a name and fame in the rock and pop music genre. She also gained immense popularity as a singer, songwriter, musician and an actor. The talented diva is also known for creating miracles while playing piano. She has been releasing her music under different labels.

She was born in Ipswich, England, but later on moved to Southend-on-Sea with her family. Her talent was exposed at the sheer age of six as she started playing piano at that tender age and started composing music at the age of ten. She wanted to be a concert performer. She attended a private school, St. Michaels in Leigh, where her mother was the school deputy. Fuller then won an organ scholarship when she was fifteen to Oxford, however, she turned it down, explaining that she would not feel comfortable there.

Throughout her teenage years, she continued participating in different music competitions, songwriting with her best friend Mikey Cuthbert.

Rachel in the year 1997 met The Who's Pete Townshend and at present juncture they are residing in Richmond, England. Rachel's all famous orchestral works are recorded by the London Chamber Orchestra. She has also showcased her music for Pete Townshend's The Lifehouse Chronicles album. She has also displayed her talents in different concerts at London's Sadler's Wells Theatre. She co-wrote a song titled "It's Not Enough" with Townshend that was featured on The who's recent studio album, Endless Wire. This song made a hit and was appeared in Pete Townshend's musical The Boy Who Heard Music, along with the other song ‘I Can Fly,’ that was solely written by Fuller. After climbing the successive steps of success, she collaborated with Delerium, while performing her own track "Touched" on their 2003 Nettwerk release Chimera. She released her first album Cigarettes and Housework, in 2005. In the next year, that is 1006, she released Shine her second effort. Thereafter, she appeared as a sidekick to her friend Jerry Hall on VH1's reality programme Kept. In The Attic It was at the start of 2005 when Fuller hosted the show In The Attic, that was a live webcast of music and guests. It included The Flaming Lips, E, The Raconteurs, Foy Vance and Martha Wainwright from Townshend's Oceanic studios in London. It was also from the road at UK summer music festivals. She has been versatile in her way-out. While being casual in presentation, the broadcasts are utilising the state-of-the-art satellite broadcast technology. It is an attempt to change the way live performances of musical artists are being accessed. Fuller made no full stops in her career and eventually in the year 2006 and 2007, she went on tour with The Who, while producing live webcasts of In the Attic. She also performed her own music live at various venues, like South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.