Samantha Ebert

Samantha Ebert is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose music is categorized as Contemporary Christian and blends pop, worship, and country. Born in Ottawa, Ontario, she began writing music at age ten and performed at her family church. Her songwriting is influenced by her personal experiences with illness and her faith, shaping a catalog that connects with listeners through honesty and hope.

Ebert has been active since 2018 and is signed to Sounds Good Music in partnership with Virgin Music Group. Her early releases include “All I Wanted Was a Coffee” (2022) and “Denim” (2023). She gained wider attention with the 2024 single “Flowers,” which reached a peak position of 26 on the Billboard Christian Airplay chart and 23 on the Billboard Christian AC chart. The song’s success helped introduce her to a broader Christian music audience.

In 2025, Ebert received two K-LOVE Fan Award nominations—Breakout Single of the Year and Female Artist of the Year. She continued to release music that same year with the singles “Overthinking” and “No One Knows,” followed by “Forty One” and “Questions” in 2026. Her work reflects a personal faith journey and a desire to write songs that speak to real-life struggles and trust in God.