14 Facts About Stacy Clark

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

In 2004, Stacy Clark packed her bags and made the long drive from NYC to California to further pursue a career in music.

Stacy Clark landed a production deal off of her songwriting, and went into the studio with producer Ian Kirkpatrick to record EP Unusual.

In March 2010, Stacy Clark signed a deal with Vanguard Records her album "Connect the Dots" was released on August 10,2010.

Stacy Clark released three music videos to support her LP release.

Stacy Clark shot her music video "Not Enough" in Santa Ana, California directed by Steve Gunzman.

In July 2010, Stacy Clark opened for the rock band America in front of 15,000 people at Artpark, Western New York's premiere destination for music.

Stacy Clark went LA Ink to get her 'Connect the Dots' artwork tattooed by Dan Smith to document her musical journey.

Stacy Clark is the genuine article, a deeply talented songwriter and record maker with a gorgeous voice.

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 Stacy Clark's cooing vocals melt over a catchy chorus.

In 2012, Stacy Clark took home the 'Best Singer-Songwriter Award' for Artists in Music held in Los Angeles at the Key Club.

Stacy Clark was featured artist on MTV and her music video 'Sign' spun on MTV Hits.

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

Stacy Clark has been touring nonstop the past several years.