Educated at The New School for Jazz & Contemporary Music, Bianca brings a distinct musical identity to her work, combining organic instrumentation, intricate harmonies, and emotionally candid songwriting. Her music gives voice to the complicated, often unspoken experiences that exist somewhere in between grief and joy, survival and living, losing yourself and finding your way back.

Beyond the stage, Bianca is a three-time cancer survivor living with Li-Fraumeni Syndrome, a rare genetic predisposition to cancer caused by a TP53 mutation. After facing ovarian, breast, and lung cancer before the age of thirty, her experiences with illness, trauma, body changes, and survival have inevitably shaped her art—not as an identity that defines her, but as one of many lenses through which she explores what it means to be human.

As a speaker and advocate, Bianca has shared her story and music on international stages, including the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Rays of Hope event in Vienna, and has performed numerous times at Madison Square Garden, as well as halftime shows for the Atlanta Falcons and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Her story and work have also been featured across national media and major campaigns, including Savage X Fenty, SurvivorNet, and NBC LX.

Her work invites people into those spaces—the grief and the joy, the fear and the hope, the person we used to be and the person we’re still becoming—and reminds us that we don’t have to have everything figured out to keep moving forward.

Bianca is currently recording her upcoming full-length album, Somewhere in Between.

Whether she’s writing a song, speaking to an audience, performing onstage, or capturing the world through her camera, Bianca’s work is rooted in the same belief: our most complicated experiences deserve somewhere to exist.