Stacy Clark (born September 21, 1980) is an American singer-songwriter born in

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Beginnings

Clark was born and raised in

. Self-taught, Clark stood out in the Buffalo music scene and was often compared to the next

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. In 2004, Clark packed her bags and made the long drive from NYC to California to further pursue a career in music. Clark landed a production deal off of her songwriting, and went into the studio with producer

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to record EP ''Unusual''. In 2007, Clark went back into the studio with Kirkpatrick to create her album ''Apples & Oranges''. Without the help of a record label, she worked full-time to fund the album. The album was released November 20 and many of the songs off the album where featured on television including

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and

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. The album features guest vocals from:

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and

Aaron Marsh Aaron Marsh is an American musician and record producer from Lakeland, Florida. He first gained prominence as the lead singer, guitarist and pianist for the Florida-based indie rock band Copeland, who formed in 2000. Marsh has since gone on t ...

. During the summer Clark appeared as a guest VJ for

on its Portland, Oregon segment of ''The Big Ten''. Aside from constant touring, Clark also sang back up vocals with Copeland at their

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support show. In 2008, Clark's songs "Say What You Want", "Closer", "Empty Bottles" were played on MTV's hit series " The Hills" and "Matter of Time" was played on ABC's hit TV show

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. She sang on

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's album "

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" on the tracks "Crashin'" and "Spinning". All of her hard work helped her land on the 'Top 10' list for

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'Who's Who in Orange County'. Clarks music is played in

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, BCBG,

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stores among hotels, movie theaters and restaurants. In September, Clark signed a record deal with Jeff Ayeroff to Shangri-La Music (

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). She worked closely with A&R David Field (

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) and recorded her album ''

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'' with producer Matt Appleton (

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, The Veronica's,

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) in Venice Beach, CA. Clark got released from Shangrila. Her song "Touch & Go" was selected for the Canadian National Sprint Bell Palm Pre Commercial. Other songs off the album have received placement including her song "All Time Low" on CW's ''

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''. In March 2010, Clark signed a deal with

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her album "

" was released on August 10, 2010. She released three music videos to support her LP release. Her music video "Touch & Go", directed by 8112 Studios, was premiered exclusively through Absolute Punk ". Her music video for "Hold On", directed by Jay Torres (known for his work on

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music videos) was released exclusively in September on

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and the non-profit

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. Clark shot her music video "Not Enough" in Santa Ana, California directed by Steve Gunzman. In July 2010, Clark opened for the rock band

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in front of 15,000 people at

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, Western New York's premiere destination for music. Clark landed the iTunes "Single of the Week" for her song "White Lies" getting 420,000 downloads landing her a spot at no. 7 ahead of

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for top record sales in a day. This help Clark garnish airplay on Top 40 stations around the world helping her to make the September 2010 Billboard Heat Seekers Chart. In 2011, her album "Connect the Dots" landed at no. 70 on

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"Best Albums of 2011" Clark was also nominated for five Orange County Music Awards (Best Pop, Best Live Acoustic Performer, Best Video, Best Song "Touch & Go" and Best Record). Winning 'Best Pop Artist'. Clark went

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to get her 'Connect the Dots' artwork tattooed by Dan Smith to document her musical journey. Her song "I Do" was used in the Season Finale of

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when

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proposed to

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. On November 22, Clark independently released 'Patterns' on her label One Small Instrument Records. Buffalo News reviewed it as having "Dreamy pop with folk roots. Clark is the genuine article, a deeply talented songwriter and record maker with a gorgeous voice. 'Patterns' is beautifully produced, and is crammed full of deft, subtle harmonic and sonic touches. Smart, sexy, and sometimes, simply sublime." ITunes reviewed it as "overflowing with all kinds of charm. The opener, "Lose My Mind," sets the tone with a perfect blend of indie and pop, as retro-sounding synthesizers work their way around percolating beats while Clark's cooing vocals melt over a catchy chorus. The following "Days into Nights" is less busy; it gives Clark plenty of room to stretch her vocal range, especially in the wide-open refrain where her notes soar outward. Old-school drum and bass textures pepper the comforting "Sign," where her breathy inflections wash over the listener. The innovatively arranged "Decimals and Music Notes" moves with unpredictable changes that rub against the grain of her smooth and simple vocal style. It's refreshing to hear a songstress confidently come into her own style, most noticeably in "Breathe," where the sole accompaniment of an acoustic guitar really lets you home in on her lovely voice.". In 2012, Clark took home the 'Best Singer-Songwriter Award' for Artists in Music held in Los Angeles at the

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. Artists in Music Awards – All indie music. In July, she opened for

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at the Molson Lockport Canal Series in Lockport, NY and August for

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. She was featured artist on

and her music video 'Sign' spun on

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. Clark performed live in NYC which was recorded and played on XM Sirius

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. In October, Clark performed at the Balboa Beach Music Fest in

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along with

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, Josh Radin, and A Fine Frenzy followed by a national acoustic tour. In November, Clark sang back up vocals with

at their last two sold-out concerts at the

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in Los Angeles. Over the past few years, Clark has also donated time, music, design and raised money for various charities including TWLOHA,

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, and the

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(in the process becoming the owner of a rescue dog), and has performed at variety of benefit concerts for

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, Orangewood Children's Foundation, Inside the Outdoors, The American Cancer Society, The National Multiple Sclerosis Society and The Cystic Fibrosis Walk, to name a few. Her music has been featured on CW, ABC, CBS, E!, Comedy Central, Bravo, MTV, VH1, Showtime, Oxygen, ABC Family and Netflix. She has been touring nonstop the past several years. Including playing residencies in Singapore, at the

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in Las Vegas, the Detroit Bar in Orange County and in Hollywood at the

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. She has performed with artists such as:

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, Scars on 45,

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, Paper Route,

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, Mansions on the Moon, Copeland,

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, Josh Radin and

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. Clark lists

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and

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as some of her influences.

Discography

Albums

* 2007: ''Apples & Oranges'' * 2010: ''

'' No. 12 Billboard

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'Best Records of 2011 List' * 2011: ''Patterns'' * 2014: ''Symmetry'', Pandora Premieres, No. 25 Speciality Radio 'Make A Move' (8/13/14)

Co-Writes

* Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness: Lottery Ticket

Singles

*Unusual (2007) *Say What You Want (2007, One Small Instrument) *White Lies (2010, Vanguard Records) *Sign (2011, One Small Instrument) *Figured It Out (2014, One Small Instrument) *We Are The Fortunate Ones (2015, One Small Instrument) *Mixed Signals (2015, One Small Instrument) *Maybe (2019, One Small Instrument) *Magic Pill (2021, One Small Instrument)

EPs

* 2002: ''Movement'' * 2006: ''Unusual'' * 2010: ''Connect The Dots EP'' * 2013: ''Days into Nights EP''

Compilation appearances

* 2007 – Airport Tapes and Records Compilation, a label owned by

Andrew McMahon Andrew Ross McMahon (born September 3, 1982) is an American singer-songwriter. He was the vocalist, pianist and primary lyricist for the bands Something Corporate and main songwriter for Jack's Mannequin and performs solo both under his own nam ...

Guest Appearances

* 2008:

– ''

'' (

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) (songs: "Crashin'", "Spinning") * 2008: Mikoto – ''We Are the Architects'' (Torque Records) (song: "Giving Up") * 2009: Ivan Ives – ''

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'' No Threshold Records (song: "I Can't Wait) * 2010: The Seams – Spanish American (song: "Real Love') * 2010:

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– Album "Get The Money" (

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) (Hey Lover) * 2010: Act As If – ''There's A Light'' (song: "Through Trap Doors') * 2012:

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– Hey Lover (Music Video)

Remixes

* 2014: "Days Into Nights" – KREAX remix * 2011: "Anywhere" – remixed by Kevin Alves * 2008: "Stuck on You" – featuring Stacy Clark remixed by

The Company We Keep ''The Company We Keep'' is an album by the Del McCoury Band, released through McCoury Music on July 12, 2005. In 2006, the album won the band the Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album. Track listing # "Nothin' Special" (Walton) – 3:12 # "Nev ...

.The Nurse Who Loved Me – A Tribute to Failure

Awards

Awarded

* 2006: Southern California Music Awards – Best Female Performer * 2006:

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Music Awards – Best Out of County Artist * 2007:

Music Awards – Best Out of County Artist * 2007: Orange County Music Awards – Best Female Performer * 2010: Orange County Music Awards – Best Pop * 2011: Orange County Music Awards – Best Pop * 2012: Artists in Music Awards – Best Singer-Songwriter

Nominated

* 2007: Toronto Independent International Music Awards – Best International Artist * 2009: Orange County Music Awards – Best Pop Artist * 2010: Orange County Music Awards – Best Pop Artist * 2010: Orange County Music Awards – Best Live Acoustic Performer * 2011: Orange County Music Awards – Best Pop Artist * 2011: Orange County Music Awards – Best Song: "Touch & Go" * 2011: Orange County Music Awards – Best Live Acoustic Performer * 2011: Orange County Music Awards – Best Music Video "Not Enough" * 2011: Orange County Music Awards – Best Album "Connect the Dots" * 2012: Artists In Music Awards – Best Singer/Songwriter * 2012: Artists In Music Awards – Artist of the Year * 2012: Orange County Music Awards – Best Pop Artist * 2013: Orange County Music Awards – Best Pop Artist * 2014: Orange County Music Awards – Best Pop Artist

Music videos

*"Figured It Out" on

(2014) *"Next Town" on

(2014) *"Make A Move" on

(2013) *"Sign" on

(2012) *"Not Enough" *"Touch & Go" *"Hold On" *"Matter of Time"

Television

TV appearances

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– Guest vocalist on Hit Record on TV: The Dark (Season 2, Episode 1) *

– Guest VJ on Portland, OR Segment ''The Top 10''. Summer 2008. *

– August 8, 2011 *

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– March 1, 2011. Live performance of 'White Lies' *

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– June 28, 2010. Live performance and interview. *

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– January 8, 2011. Live performance of 'Not Enough' *

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– March 4, 2009 *

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– "Hard Rock Cafe Presents" January 8, 2011 *

– March 15, 2011 * Channel One – October 3, 2010

TV song appearances

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– 2019 United States National Commercial, featured vocal
(song: "Just Begun")
*

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– Season 2, Episode: 1: In Heat (song: "Lose My Mind") on

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* Younger – Season 1, Episode: 12: The Old Ma'am and the C (song: "Waited For You") on

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– Season 1, Episode: 1: Rule No. 23: Never Lie To The Kids (song: "Figured It Out") on

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– Season 1 Finale (song: "Lose My Mind") on

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– Season 4, Episode 15 (song: "Everything's Changing feat. Andrew McMahon") on

* Blue Bloods – Season 4, Episode: 17: Knock Out Game (song: "Sign") on

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– Season 2, Episode: 22: Til Death Do Us Part (song: "Make A Move") on

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– Season 6, Episode 13: 'The Proposal' (song: I Do) on E! *

– Season 7, Episode 706: 'Deep Ocean, Vast Sea' (song:"All Time Low") CW *

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– Episode: 110825 (song: "Touch & Go") on

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– 2009 National Canadian Commercial (song: "Touch & Go") *

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– San Diego/Episode 2601:(song: "Don't Try To Take Whats Mine") on

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– Season 8, Episode 9: (song: "All Time Low") on

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– Season 8, Episode 5: (song: "Hide") on

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– Season 2, Episode 1: 'A Fresh Start'(song: "Closer") on

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– Season 2, Episode 2: 'The Morning After'(song: "Hello Again") on

– Season 2, Episode 6:'Baby Batter Up'(song: "Hold On") on

– Season 2, Episode 7: 'The Morning After' (song: "You Make It Worse") on

– Season 2, Episode 9:'The Pieces Fall into Place'(song: "White Lies") on

– Season 2, Episode 9 (song: "You Make It Worse") on

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– Season 1, Episode 101: 'Thailand'(song: "Matter of Time") Jessica Simpson's show on VH1 *

– Season 1, Episode 103: 'India' (song: "Strange") Jessica Simpson's show on VH1 *

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– Season 1, Episode 105: 'Morocco' (song: "Wont Let You") Jessica Simpson's show on VH1 * Samurai Girl – Episode 2: Book of Heart (song:"Hello Again") on

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* Samurai Girl – Episode 2: Book of Heart (song: "Wont Let You") on

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– Season 1, Episode 2 (song: "Empty Bottles") "Awards Season that's Bananas!" on

– Season 2, Episode 15: 'He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not'(song: "Matter of Time") on

– Season 2, Episode 12: 'Free People'(song: "Hello Again") on

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– Season 1, Episode: 103 'Ask Out The Girl Of Your Dreams'(song: "Empty Bottles") on

– Season 1, Episode 104: 'Help Deliver A Baby"(song: "Strange") on

– Season 1, Episode 106: 'Play Basketball with Obama'(song: "Matter of Time") on

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– Season 2, Episode 107 (song:"Misery") on

* Girlfriends – Season 8, Episode 3: "Where Did Lynn-Digo?" (song: "Unusual") on

* Girlfriends – Season 8, Episode 12: "What's Black A Lackin" (song: "Unusual") on

* The Hills – Season 3, Episode 320 (song: "Say What You Want") on

* The Hills – Season 3, Episode 325 (song:"Empty Bottles") on

* The Hills – Season 3, Episode 326 (song: "Closer") on

* Engaged & Underage – Season 2, Episode 5: 'Jewel & Cory' (song:"You Make It Worse")on

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– Season 1, Episode 8 (song: "Hold On") on

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– Season 1, Episode 9: 'Erin in Mongolia' (song: "Empty Bottles") on

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– Season 1, Episode 13 'I'm Stuck at Home' (song: "Say What You Want") on

– Episode: Heroin, 'I Am Addicted to Heroin' (song: "Closer") on

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– Episode: November 10, 2012 (song: "Closer") on

Feature film song appearances

*The Wedding Year (2019) �
(song: "Maybe")
*Other People's Children (2014) – (song: "Make A Move") *Son Of Mourning (2011) – (song: "Empty Bottles")

References

External links

*
Stacy Clark YouTube Channel

Stacy Clark Official Reverb Nation Page

KROQ interview

944 Interview

OurStage Profile

Interview with Stacy Clark on Cut N' Dry Talent Radio
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