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| color | Clear Green |
| foil stamped | Yes |
| numbered | Yes |
| exclusive | VMP Exclusive |
| extras | Double-Sided 11"x17" Poster |
| jacket style | Direct-To-Board |
| jacket type | Single |
| label | Captured Tracks |
| mastering engineer | Dave Cooley |
| mastering studio | Elysian Mastering |
| pressing location | Independent Record Pressing (IRP) |
| release type | New Release |
Mancari’s musicianship has been praised by NPR for its “exquisite self-awareness” and hailed as one of the year’s best by Rolling Stone, who applauds her “confident vocals [and] spacious, hazy production,” yet the The Greatest Part is her most vulnerable work to date. “This record was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to write,” says Becca Mancari. “At the same time, it was also the most freeing.” Though self-reflection is nothing new for Mancari, The Greatest Part finds her digging deeper than ever before, excavating new layers of her psyche in an effort to make sense of where she’s been, where she’s headed, and most importantly, who she’s become.
Born on Staten Island to an Italian/Puerto Rican family whose strict religious beliefs bordered on the cult-like, Mancari spent much of her childhood wrestling with issues of identity, belonging, and her sexaulity. After college, Mancari set out on her own, following the wind from Appalachia to Arizona, from south Florida to India, drifting in search of purpose and community. She eventually found both in East Nashville, where she garnered widespread acclaim for her strikingly honest songwriting and emotionally riveting performances.
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