Brockton's New Contender!
Stephanie spent her formative years in West Bridgewater, MA, a small suburb of Brockton. About the time Stephanie started walking, she began singing. She wrote her first song at four years old.

Interested in the arts at a very young age, Stephanie began competing on a local level by singing and dancing at age 12. She was noticed by retired TV performer, Donna Campbell, who had a small dance studio in Brockton featuring Hip-Hop. Stephanie became one of Donna Campbell's most dominant dancers, performing at all the major events in Brockton.

At 14, Stephanie won her first major talent competition developed by the WBET radio station. She became Brockton's first official Idol! Due to Brockton being a major enclave for professional boxing, and Stephanie being the niece of legendary trainer Goody Petronelli, she spent a lot of her formative years performing in "the ring." She sang at many major Boxing events around the Northeast.

Stephanie signed her first recording contract with a small independent music label, called Hype Time at the age of 14. It was through Hype Time that she was introduced to the music and melodies of Mr. Sam Cobb, who wrote, and produced her first album, 'My Day.' 'My Day,' being a cross between Hip-Hop and R&B, showcases Stephanie's smoky voice and urban appeal.

She has won several talent competitions since, featuring pop country vocals: confirming her versatility as an artist.