BECCA

Becca Schack is an American artist from New York. More recently, she has gone by the pseudonym Beca.
Becca started winning public recognition for her compositions at ASCAP's Young Composers competitions before she was in high school. She is a Gold Record recipient for the Trans Siberian Orchestra's "The Lost Christmas Eve" album, a Finalist in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest (Electronic Division) for her song "Metal Factory," and has regular music placements on network television shows including Bones and One Life to Live.
While at Juilliard, she studied with world-renowned composers Christopher Rouse, Samuel Adler, and electronic music guru Elliott Sharp. She has composed for ensembles such as Melodia Women's Choir and Ballet Austin II.
Schack has done collaborations and performances with musicians such as Mark Wood, Eric Mingus, Alex Skolnick, Teddy Thompson, members of the New York Philharmonic and has graced stages all over the New York club scene with bands Cantinero, Samsara, and Braindance.
In May 2010 she self-released her EP The Story, written, performed and produced by Becca Schack and Rich DeCicco.
On March 20th 2012 under the Beca pseudonym, she released her debut EP Let's Run Wild on UK indie label This Is Music, including remixes by Ashley Beedle, Klic, Tribe of Many Colours, and Ille.