His Story
Stan’s mother and brother both pitched in and bought him his first guitar when he was fourteen. From that point on, Stan’s experiences would drop seeds of ideas deep within his soul that would grow into a forest of melodies, each just waiting to be picked at the peak of ripeness, and turned into a song.

Never one to shy away from controversy, Stan’s first recorded original “The Ballad Of Georgetown” had a drinking theme and his band played it for a “dry” county crowd. That same rambunctious attitude comes through in several cuts off Highway 211’s stunning debut CD.

But this soft spoken, Southern Gentleman also crafts smoldering songs like “You’re The Best Mistake I’ve Ever Made”, while his love for family and his deep roots in gospel shine through in “Family Reunion”.

Her Story
Stacey’s musical journey also began in her childhood. She played the violin and clarinet in school as well as sang in the high school choir. You would never know it to see her perform today, but the first time that she sang at church she was so nervous she had a case of butterflies riding on elephants.

Stacy’s voice is rich, confident, with ageless sass, and vulnerable qualities that enable her to appeal to a wide range, cross-genre audience. She is an exciting performer with a presence that hypnotizes the crowd.
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Stan and Stacey always take their listeners on a melodic adventure, artistically covering a range of emotions from love to independence, frustration to celebration and everything in between.