Tallulah Rendall is a London-based singer-songwriter from the United Kingdom who works across soul, pop and piano-led song writing. She runs her own label in order to keep her music outside major-label control. Her releases include a number of early recordings and the album Libellus.

Rendall is known for a voice that drew praise from Shirley Bassey, and her work is described in terms of theatricality, classicism and an ethereal, folk-rock side. Her music is compared with artists such as Shara Worden of My Brightest Diamond, Regina Spektor and a younger Kate Bush, reflecting a style that combines tenderness with dramatic arrangements. Tracks mentioned in connection with her include “Lay Me Down” and “Only You”.