Erica Campbell, born Erica Monique Atkins on April 29, 1972, in Inglewood, California, is an acclaimed American gospel singer and songwriter. She gained prominence as one half of the Grammy-winning duo Mary Mary, alongside her sister Tina Campbell. The duo is celebrated for their innovative blend of urban contemporary gospel and Christian R&B, which has resonated deeply with audiences, making them a significant force in the gospel music genre.

Erica's musical journey began in the late 1990s when she and her sister formed Mary Mary. Their unique sound quickly garnered attention, leading to a series of successful albums and hit singles. In 2013, Erica made her solo debut with the single "A Little More Jesus," which showcased her distinctive vocal style and solidified her status as a solo artist. The track was well-received, paving the way for her subsequent solo projects.

In 2014, Erica released her first solo album, titled Help, which achieved remarkable success. The album reached the top 10 on the Billboard 200 chart and won the Grammy Award for Best Gospel Album at the 57th Grammy Awards. The reissue of the album in 2015, titled Help 2.0, featured the gospel trap single "I Luh God," which topped the gospel charts, further demonstrating Erica's versatility and ability to connect with a diverse audience. In 2023, she released her second album, I Love You, which continued to showcase her growth as an artist.

Beyond her music career, Erica Campbell has also made her mark in film. She appeared in the 1993 film Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit alongside [c Whoopi Goldberg], and had a role in The Fighting Temptations in 2003, further expanding her artistic repertoire.

In addition to her musical and acting endeavors, Erica has established herself as a media personality. Since May 2016, she has co-hosted the nationally syndicated radio show Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell alongside comedian Griff. The show, distributed by Reach Media, has allowed her to connect with fans on a different platform, sharing her insights and uplifting messages.

Erica's contributions to the music industry have been recognized with numerous accolades, including her participation in the 2024 collaborative track "One Hallelujah," which featured fellow artists Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Israel Houghton, Jonathan McReynolds, and Jekalyn Carr. This track won the Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance/Song, underscoring her continued relevance and influence in the gospel music scene.

Married to Warryn Campbell since May 2001, Erica Campbell balances her family life with her flourishing career. With her deep roots in gospel music and her relentless pursuit of artistic excellence, Erica continues to inspire many through her music, her personal story, and her unwavering faith.