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Chamuel released a Christmas song in December 2019 titled "A Complicated Time of Year". According to her Facebook page, all proceeds from Bandcamp sales are donated to the charity Feeding America.

She released the album Face the Fire in February 2015. She said as a teenager she was obsessed with pop hits on Top 40 radio and in this album she wanted to produce well-crafted pop music. She performed an acoustic version of "Golden", the album's third track, on VH1's Morning Buzz show. The album debuted at number 21 on the U.S. Independent Albums chart.

Chamuel released an EP titled I Am in November 2015 under The Reverb Junkie moniker. She co-wrote and produced "Hang out with You", a song by singer-songwriter Mary Lambert. She released an EP titled Feel It in August 2016. This was the first of several works each in a different style. In interviews leading to the EP's release, she spoke about her focus on all aspects of music production. She released a self-produced album titled Insights & Turnpikes in May 2017, a singer-songwriter style album which includes several stripped-down acoustic songs. In September 2017 she released a three-track instrumental EP under The Reverb Junkie moniker titled Music for: Summer Chores.

In January 2014 Chamuel and producer Arjun Singh released an EP titled The Drift. The EP features hip hop artist Isaac Castor. She released a song on Valentine's Day titled "Made for Me" and an EP titled EP 2 in April 2014. This was her second EP in partnership with producer David Gonzalez. In 2014 she performed several shows in the U.S. and Ireland, including a seventeen city U.S. tour.

Chamuel released her first solo album All I Want in September 2013. She called the album her "solo electronic project" and said her studio work as The Reverb Junkie focuses on creative sound works, whereas the work released under her own name has more of a pop focus. The album debuted at number 6 on the U.S. Dance/Electronic Albums chart. In late 2013 she spoke at a fundraiser for "Voices from Inside", an organization dedicated to empowering women. She released a single titled "Go Down Singing" and spoke at a TEDx gathering about the role of music in shaping one's sense of home.

Released as: Michelle Chamuel–1, The Reverb Junkie–2, s/he–3.

In a 2010 interview with AfterEllen, Chamuel spoke about being out and lesbian in the music industry, staying true to herself, and artists that inspired her such as Elton John and Ani DiFranco.

In 2007 Chamuel joined the Ann Arbor, Michigan-based band My Dear Disco, later named Ella Riot. Initially the band was instrumental, and her addition as lead vocalist was a turning point in the band's direction. The band's name was in part a tribute to Ella Fitzgerald. The band toured extensively and released two definitive works, Dancethink and Love Child, and went into hiatus in October 2011.

Michelle Jacqueline Chamuel (born 1986) is an American singer, songwriter and producer. She has released several works as a solo artist and in partnership with others. She was the lead singer of the band Ella Riot and the runner-up on season four of The Voice. Influenced by Imogen Heap and Max Martin, she is also known by her producer moniker The Reverb Junkie. Her latest album titled Insights & Turnpikes was released in May 2017.