Natalie Bergman

Natalie Bergman is a Los Angeles-based American singer-songwriter best known as one half of the sibling duo Wild Belle, alongside her brother Elliot Bergman. After contributing vocals to Nomo, her brother’s earlier band, she co-founded Wild Belle, releasing "Isles" (2013), "Dreamland" (2016), and "Everybody One of a Kind" (2019). In 2019, Bergman’s life took a dramatic turn when her father and stepmother were killed in a car accident. In response, she retreated to a monastery in New Mexico, an experience that deeply shaped her solo debut album Mercy, released in 2021 on Third Man Records. The gospel-folk album was recorded at her brother’s home studio and reflected her spiritual reckoning and grief. She followed it with live and EP releases, including Live at Electric Lady (2021) and Keep Those Teardrops From Falling (2021), as well as collaborations with Beck. In 2022, her single "The Little Bird" appeared on The Birdsong Project, Vol. III. On April 23, 2025, Bergman returned with the haunting a single "Gunslinger", which is included in her second solo album My Home Is Not In This World (2025).