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Stacy can refer to more than one musical group on last.fm: 1) Stacy is a Brazilian pop punk band. 2) Stacy is the name of a character on Disney's Phineas and Ferb. The song "Little Brothers" is sung by her, and properly attributed to the name Stacy (not the actress or the show). 3) Stacy, a Malaysian singer. (Stacy AF6) 4) Stacy is a producer from Salem based out of Portland Oregon 3) Stacy is a Malaysian singer, who rose to fame after winning the sixth season of Akademi Fantasia (Fame Academy), receiving 43 percent of over 3.8 million votes....

1. Raised in 2003 from the ashes of the CashConverters, Malibu Stacy was created with the view to the Belgian competition Concours-Circuit which they eventually won in November 2004. Since then, they keep on touring, sharing stages with bands such as The Cribs, Quasi, Kaiser Chiefs, Maximo Park, Art Brut, ... 2. A 3-piece emo/screamo band from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Influences include I Hate Myself and On the Might of Princes - http://malibustacy902.bandcamp.com/ .

One event stands out in emcee/songstress/musical super-heroine Stacy Epps’ memory as a pivotal point in her evolution. In 2005, she visited Cape Town, South Africa for six weeks. Early into her trip, she was hanging out at a local hip-hop club when fate threw a golden moment her way. “This guy came up to me and asked me if I was Stacy Epps,” she recounts, still blown by the experience a full year later. “It just blew me away that he recognized me, that people really research me to even find out what I look like. Then they played my...

Raised in a remote part of Montana along the Assiniboine Sioux reservation, Stacy witnessed the vastness and beauty of a harsh land and the enduring people that live in it. Her music tells the tales of the people she grew up with and the people she met on her journey from the buffalo pastures of home, through Boston, Chicago and finally...to New York City. Her songs, voice and piano weave sepia toned tales of human nature and it's brave ability to be ugly. One Way Home, Stacy's first full length album, flips like an eleven chapter adult coloring book. Pursuing...

Stacy Lattisaw (born November 25, 1966 in Washington, D. C.) is an American R&B/Soul, Pop, Dance and Gospel music singer. Since the 1990s, she has exclusively sung gospel music, as a callback to her Christian roots. She recorded her first album at the age of twelve, and has scored 22 R&B chart hits with several songs— "Let Me Be Your Angel", "Jump to the Beat", "Love on a Two-Way Street", and "Miracles"—crossing over to the Pop mainstream. Her first album, produced, arranged, and conducted by Van McCoy, featured the highly-orchestrated disco tune When You're Young And In Love. In 1980,...