Stacy Grubb|Hurricane

"Hurricane" is the debut album of newcomer and singer/songwriter Stacy
Grubb. Stacy's sound blends elements of bluegrass, country, pop, soul,
and gospel, all of which can be heard on this one project. Produced by
Nashville veteran, Ronnie Cochran for RC Productions, "Hurricane"
features an all-star lineup of musicians heavily sought after in country and
bluegrass music (and beyond), including Brent Mason, Rob Ickes, Aubrey
Haynie, Ron Block, and the sensational duo, Dailey & Vincent.

Nine of the album's twelve all-new tracks were written by Stacy, with two,
including the title track, being written by Stacy's dad Alan "Cathead"
Johnston, and one offering from songwriter Gary Dunham.

"Hurricane" was recorded at legendary Hill Top Recording Studios
(Nashville, TN) in early 2009 and was released April 28th of the same
year. Its first single, "Baby Dear," was featured on Prime Cuts of
Bluegrass, Volume 99. Stacy has released two singles to the European
Country Music Market ("Hurricane" and "Runaway Train") and is enjoying
great radio play with both and has made her way onto the Pan-European
Country Music Chart.

The year 2009 saw lots of exciting things for Stacy, including appearing
alongside bluegrass All-Star Don Rigsby at his annual Homecoming
where she also sang with country singer Bobby Cyrus and shared the
stage with JD Crowe, Lou Reid, James King, Mike Bub, Aubrey Haynie,
and others. In addition, Stacy was chosen by the IBMA Board to be a
showcase artist, hosting her own room in which Ron Block and Sierra Hull
also did a showcase, during IBMA Week 2009.

Thanks to the wonderful support of DJ's from around the world, Stacy's
audience is growing to expand beyond the borders of the US and even
more exciting things are shaping up for 2010.