Where Have All The Good People Gone

“In This Together” is an album about peace, love, and living — a heartfelt reflection on our shared humanity. Each track invites listeners to slow down, breathe, and remember that kindness and connection are what keep us moving forward. Written and performed by Abigail Markley, this collection blends warmth and vulnerability into a gentle musical embrace.

Hold On

“Star Speak” is an ethereal soundscape inspired by the quiet conversations between earth and sky. A pulse of cosmic energy blends with soft ambient textures, creating a meditative rhythm that feels both infinite and intimate. Close your eyes, breathe deep, and let the stars speak through you. ✨

Star Speak

As someone who has spent time on this beautiful island, my heart raced when I watched the weather reports that warned of a catastrophic hurricane. After the storm had passed my heart was broken when I saw the toll that Hurricane Melissa had bestowed on this beautiful island and the wonderful people that call Jamaica home. It will take money, your money to help these families, many who have lost everything. A heartfelt reggae-pop anthem calling for unity and compassion in the face of crisis. “Help Jamaica Now” honors the resilient spirit of the Jamaican people as a hurricane bears down on the island, blending the steady one-drop rhythm with soulful vocals and island warmth.

100% of proceeds benefit Greater Good Charities to support relief and recovery for those affected.

🎧 Produced by Inclusive Rainbow Studios | Written and performed by Abigail Markley

Help Jamaica Now

A moving piano-led ballad honoring lives remembered during Trans Day of Remembrance. Gentle female vocals carry heartfelt lyrics about love, loss, and courage, supported by acoustic guitar, soft strings, and tender percussion. The song reflects on truth, sorrow, and resilience — where bravery met hate but love still endured. Its bridge swells with hope, promising a future where no child grows up in fear. The chorus and outro rise like candlelight, reminding listeners that every name, every soul, and every flame deserves remembrance. The mood is intimate, emotional, and reverent, blending warmth and cinematic grace to celebrate light that never fades.

Every Candle Has A Name (TDOR Tribute)

“The Long Winding Road Back to Who I Was Meant to Be” is a deeply personal collection of songs tracing Abigail Markley’s real-life journey as a transgender woman—one of courage, rediscovery, and grace. Each song marks a milestone on her path toward authenticity, from moments of doubt and heartbreak to quiet victories and radiant self-acceptance. Through heartfelt vocals, intimate storytelling, and lush acoustic textures, Abigail invites listeners to walk beside her on that winding road toward truth, healing, and love.

Produced by Inclusive Rainbow Studios, this album is not only a chronicle of transformation but also a celebration of resilience and the beauty of becoming exactly who you were always meant to be.

Is The Person That I Love Still Here

The Long Winding Road Back To Who I Was Meant To Be

Right Now

Through The Fog

“I Really Wanted You To Love Me” is a mirror-fogged confession — a collection of breakup songs that live somewhere between hope and devastation.
These tracks follow the emotional arc of loving someone who simply couldn’t show up, even when you gave them everything.
Layered with electronic-pop textures, warm female vocals, and late-night honesty, the album captures the quiet moments you don’t talk about: the waiting, the wishing, the unraveling, and finally… the release.
If your heart has ever whispered ‘why wasn’t I enough?’ — these songs will meet you there.

what does that make you

“Would You Buy a Mate a Pint This Christmas?” is a cozy, heart-on-its-sleeve British pub song wrapped in golden pub-light and holiday warmth. With storytelling lyrics, rich amber tones, and a touch of rowdy tenderness, this track raises a glass to the people who carry us through the hardest years.

Set against the backdrop of a snowy high street and the hum of voices inside a neighborhood pub, the song asks a simple question with a deeper meaning: Can we show each other a little kindness when it matters most?
It’s the sound of old friends sharing a pint, strangers becoming mates, and a community choosing generosity over judgment — all to the rhythm of a warm acoustic groove and glowing holiday spirit.

Perfect for anyone who loves a good pub tale, a good laugh, and a good reminder that even the smallest gestures can light up the darkest winter nights.

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Abigail Markley is a true indie force — a folk, alt-pop, dance, jazz, and storytelling powerhouse whose music moves effortlessly between tenderness and fire. Her sound is beginning to ripple across Europe and North America, especially within the queer dance scene, where she brings beats, boldness, and heart to every space she touches.

A dedicated community advocate, Abigail volunteers her time mentoring other Trans and Nonbinary artists, offering writing clinics, creative guidance, and free studio sessions. Her song “Every Candle Has a Name” has become a cherished part of Transgender Day of Remembrance events across the English-speaking world.

Abigail writes from the raw edge of lived experience — weaving identity, resilience, justice, memory, and queer joy into a voice that feels both intimate and cinematic.

Based in Ohio, she founded 🌈 Inclusive Rainbow Studios, her heart-centered creative home. With a catalog of over 200 original works, her artistry continues to grow, evolve, and shine.

She invites listeners to connect with her on socials, join her at live events, and experience the journey as it unfolds.

Written by:Mimi Cohn 
(a frequent collaborator of Abi’s)