Rebecca Elatiki is a Moroccan-American singer-songwriter who weaves together the influences of medicine, music, and ancestry. She combines emotion, insight, and creative imagery to explore themes of identity, healing, belonging, love, and wonder. Her music navigates landscapes of the soul with grace and resilience, and illuminates a shared humanity. 

 

Her passion lives at the intersection of music, humanitarianism, and cultural enrichment. Through collaborative projects and community engagement initiatives, she seeks to create spaces where individuals can come together, sharing their stories in the spirit of empathy and healing. Drawing from her background in social work, she employs trauma-informed care methodologies that have been honed through global fieldwork, working with diverse and marginalized communities. From orphanages in India to serving houseless and at-risk youth domestically, she has used creative arts as a vehicle for cross-cultural connection and healing. 

 

As a former foster youth and adoptee herself, Rebecca has an ability to overcome hardships with a powerful determination to find and share life’s beauty. Rooted in the values of cultural empowerment, reciprocity, collective healing, and the celebration of diversity within our shared humanity, her mission is to echo the heartbeat of a world where all people know reverence and representation.