NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series continues with the Tiny Desk (home) concerts, featuring performances from artists worldwide in intimate settings. Becca Mancari, a Nashville-based singer-songwriter originally from New York, recently delivered a powerful Tiny Desk (home) concert showcasing her latest album, "The Greatest Part." Produced by Zac Farro of Paramore, the album explores Mancari's journey towards forgiveness and self-discovery.

Mancari's 15-minute performance, recorded in bass player Duncan Shea's home studio, captures the essence of her music, with highlights including poignant tracks from her discography like "Good Woman," "The Greatest Part," and "Left Hand." Known for her indie folk sound, Mancari is a prominent figure in the music scene, also being a member of the band Bermuda Triangle alongside Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes fame.

The concert not only displays Mancari's musical talent but also delves into her personal narrative of growth and acceptance. With a focus on transformation and embracing one's true self, Mancari's Tiny Desk (home) concert resonates with audiences through its raw emotion and heartfelt storytelling.