Stacey Q

Stacey Q, born Stacey Lynn Swain on November 30, 1963, is an American singer and songwriter known for her contributions to the synth-pop genre during the 1980s. She gained prominence with her hit single "Two of Hearts," released in 1986, which peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song became a defining track of the era, characterized by its catchy hooks and danceable beats. Her debut album, "Better Than Heaven," released in 1986, also included other notable tracks like "We Connect." Stacey Q's music is distinguished by its infectious melodies and electronic production, aligning with the New Wave movement that dominated the decade. She was part of the scene that included artists like Madonna and Cyndi Lauper. Stacey Q's impact is evident in her ability to blend pop sensibilities with electronic music, influencing later artists in the dance and pop genres. Although her mainstream success waned in the 1990s, she remains a cult figure, celebrated for her contributions to 80s pop culture and music. Her work continues to resonate with fans of the era and is often featured in retrospectives of 80s music.