Stacey Ryan

Stacey Ryan has a rare gift for turning heartache into bubbly, soul-infused pop. She first went viral with “Don’t Text Me When You’re Drunk” (25M+ streams), followed by her breakout hit “Fall In Love Alone” (#1 Billboard charting song in Indonesia & Top 5 in most of Southeast Asia), which earned over 500M global streams. A classically trained jazz pianist and multi-instrumentalist, Stacey has performed on The Late Late Show with James Corden, played major festivals like Montreux, MAD Cool, and BST Hyde Park (invited by Duran Duran), and headlined sold-out shows across the US, Europe, and Asia. Her 2023 debut EP I Don’t Know What Love Is was praised by V Magazine for its refreshing, soulful songwriting. Stacey recently released “Everything Everything,” the first single from her upcoming debut album. Her next single, “Homewrecker,” drops May 9, with the full album out in August. Originally from Montreal and now based in LA, Stacey continues to embrace her French-Canadian roots, going viral for her bilingual sound that blends Amy Winehouse charm with Laufey’s jazz-pop elegance.

Hailed “the next big pop star” by Katy Perry, 19 Recordings/BMG rising pop vocalist, performer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter Haven Madison's emerging journey through the music industry has been nothing short of remarkable. Her just-released EP TURN OFF ALL THE LIGHTS [ffm.to] displays her immense talent as a singer/songwriter and powerful vocalist and follows on the heels of her successful run as a Top 8 Season 21 finalist on ABC’s American Idol, where she captured the hearts of millions performing her own originals like the wistful “Fifteen” and heartfelt “Still Need You.” Earning instant praise from judges Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, and Luke Bryan, as well as guest judge Ed Sheeran, Madison’s viral duet performance of “Still Need You” with Perry catapulted her into the spotlight, garnering the admiration of millions of viewers and fans.

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