Rebecca Schmoyer has performed, recorded and toured in rock, avant garde and chamber music settings for over a decade. She has performed in Germany, the Czech Republic, Holland, Canada, and many U.S. cities.

Rebecca trained as a classical guitarist at Montclair State University. She is currently a member of the Harry Partch Ensemble, a chamber group dedicated to presenting Partch's works and premiering microtonal music by contemporary composers. She has participated in classical guitar master classes with Dominic Frasca, Laura Oltman and Ana Vidovic.

Petrushka's Ghost, her recent collection of songs, is available at cdbaby. It features Daniel Carter on trumpet, alto and tenor sax, as well as long-time collaborators Paul Geluso on bass and Eric Marc Cohen on drums, plus guests John Sheehan on guitar and Julia Kent on cello.

In the 1990s, she founded the avant garde rock band 5chin400 with bassist Paul Geluso and drummer Michael Lopez in New York. The trio was later expanded to include Steven Sicher. The group toured in the U.S. and Europe and recorded for indie label Erl Records. At the time, Flipside Magazine called 5chin400's first record, Hey God, Stop Pushing! "a whalebirth of a record that will leave you begging, that is gasping, for more." The group followed this release with a full-length LP, Fugue State.

Other releases include Aquartet One and Aquartet Two, with multi-instrumentalist Sabir Mateen, which is available at Downtown Music Gallery and In the Dark issued on vinyl by New World of Sound. A second pressing of 5chin400's record Hey God, Stop Pushing! can be found at wowcool and the band's LP, Fugue State, is available here.