Stacie Orrico - Stacie Orrico

A sixteen year old Stacie Orrico first burst on to the music scene with the hit single 'Stuck' in the Summer of 2003. I remember seeing the video on MTV and thinking that with a voice that powerful and a song that brilliant I really should know who this unfamiliar artist was. I even had a conversation whilst on holiday with the girlies when the song came on the TV in a bar one night about how much we loved the song, yet none of us had a clue who this Stacie Orrico was. With the rise of reality TV and the emergence of the TV-to-pop-star transition (think Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Kylie Minogue) it seems that most popstars nowadays have already built up a ...  Read the complete review

Back in 2003, a young artist burst onto the scene with a fabulous top ten single 'Stuck'. Her name was Stacie Orrico, an american christian artist who had previously toured with destiny's child in the US, which is a quite an endorsement. Following her rather fabulous first two singles I bought her debut self titled album in the hope that it would be more of the same high quality meaningful pop-rnb. Did she manage to do it? Track listing 1. Stuck 2. There's gotta be more to life 3. Bounce Back 4. I promise 5. Security 6. Instead 7. Hesitation 8. Strong enough 9. I could be the one 10. Maybe I ...  Read the complete review

Back in the summer of 2003 whilst flicking between the various music channels, the sounds of two young female artists caught my ears with the first song I’d heard from either. One was Amy Studt with “Misfit”, the other was Stacie Orrico and “Stuck”. Impressed enough with “Misfit” to try an album, I bought Amy Studt’s “False Smiles” and was so disappointed with it, I never gave Stacie Orrico’s self titled album a thought. Soon after, both seemingly dropped off the musical radar and I forgot about them. Earlier this year, I heard the first single from Orrico’s second album “Beautiful Awakening” and, whilst not terribly impressed, it did remind me of her ...  Read the complete review

Stacie Orrico was a young and fresh 16 years of age when she popped up into the music scene and on our TV screens with a Smash hit "Stuck", and it realld "stuck" into my mind, hence buying her whole album, although i was oblivious to her other tracks, or style. And i was not to be disappointed. The album cover does not look cheap for a debut album, and comparably high class, simple, sleek, and she looks like a pro. The booklet inside has beautiful pictures of her, and even contains lyrics! The CD boasts 12 unique songs, with singles "Stuck", "I could be the one" and "There's gotta be more to life". ...  Read the complete review