Becca Mancari is an American singer-songwriter known for her introspective lyricism and genre-blending sound that seamlessly incorporates folk, rock, and Americana influences. Originally hailing from Staten Island, New York, Mancari spent time living in various places, including Nashville, which significantly shaped her musical style and career. She gained critical acclaim with her debut album "Good Woman" in 2017 and continued to impress with subsequent releases like "The Greatest Part." Known for her thoughtful exploration of identity, belonging, and personal growth, Mancari's music resonates with a diverse audience. Beyond her solo work, she is also a part of the supergroup Bermuda Triangle, alongside fellow musicians Brittany Howard and Jesse Lafser.