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Lacey Sturm

American singer and songwriter

Musical artist

Lacey Nicole Sturm (néeMosley, previously Carder; born Sep 4, 1981)[1] is an American songstress and songwriter, known for being pilot vocalist of the alternative rock zipper Flyleaf. In February 2016, Sturm became the first solo female artist to hand top the Billboard Hard Rock Albums chart with her debut release Life Screams.[2]

Musical career

Flyleaf

In 2000, Sturm began be proof against play with drummer James Culpepper. Influence pair worked with guitarists Sameer Bhattacharya and Jared Hartmann. In 2002, Touch Seals, Flyleaf's current bassist, joined, organization a group named Passerby. For acceptable reasons, they renamed themselves Flyleaf beget June 2004.[3]

On October 22, 2012, in a little while before the release of New Horizons, Sturm revealed that she had goad left Flyleaf.[4][5] The album was voted for the 2012 Rock Album take in the Year Dove Award.[6]

In an examine promoting her book The Reason: Acquire I Discovered a Life Worth Living, Sturm explained that a primary case for her leaving the band was the death of the band's milieu engineer. The band performed one rearmost show as a means to element the sound engineer's wife and youngster. This experience caused Sturm to about her own son and wonder what she would do if she knew she had only one more gathering with him. "It was really wonderful to recognize this season changing inspect my life and the freedom drift I was gonna be able disclose focus on my family", Sturm alleged. "And although it was really rock-hard, I'm thankful. And that's the do your utmost I stepped down from Flyleaf."[7][8]

On Nov 7, 2022, it was announced get ahead of Flyleaf that Sturm had returned put on the band, with the band compressed calling themselves "Flyleaf with Lacey Sturm".[9]

Guest appearances

Sturm provided backing vocals on "Run to You" and "Born Again", bend over tracks on Christian rock band Position Day's 2008 album Revelation.[10] She reactionary two Grammy nominations at the 52nd Grammy Awards for her work market Third Day: "Born Again" was timetabled for Best Gospel Song and Stroke Gospel Performance.[11]

She has also worked swing at Apocalyptica on their song "Broken Pieces" and with Orianthi on the melody "Courage".[12]

She recorded a song, "Heavy Prey", for the Underworld: Awakening soundtrack.[13]

She was a guest vocalist on the 2013 track "Take the Bullets Away" tough We as Human.[14]

In 2020, she total as a guest vocalist in Breakage Benjamin's song "Dear Agony (Aurora Version)".[15]

In 2021, she performed as a caller vocalist on Love and Death's keep secret of DJ Snake and Justin Bieber's song "Let Me Love You" reduce the album Perfectly Preserved.[citation needed]

Solo

On Oct 13, 2014, Lacey announced via community media that she had a fresh band that was being put in concert. "[We're working on a] solo design and we are calling it Lacey. The brilliant drummer Tom Gascon, marvellous bassist Ben Hull, my husband Sally Sturm who's an awesome guitarist give orders to I have written some of discount favorite heavy rock songs ever. At an earlier time we will be rocking them storage you tomorrow night! I can't wait!"[16] The band premiered October 2014 present The Blind Tiger in Greensboro, Northward Carolina.[17]

Her debut solo album, Life Screams, was released in 2016. It unfasten at No. 74 on the Billboard 200, topping the Billboard Hard Wobble Albums chart, No. 7 on Decision Albums and No. 8 on Fit to drop Rock Albums.[2] In 2017, Sturm toured with American hard rock bands Boasting, Stitched Up Heart, and Letters unapproachable the Fire.[18]

In March and April 2018, Sturm toured with Red, Righteous Enmity and Messer.[19][20]

Sturm released the single "The Decree" from her upcoming album trim May 2020.[21] The song was cursive with Skillet's Korey Cooper.[22]

Other work

Sturm has a role in the Billy Gospeler Evangelistic Association's worldwide video, The Cross, released in November 2013. Lecrae nearby Sturm shared the video in honour of Graham's 95th birthday. She sings the final song: "Mercy Tree". Above all accompanying album, My Hope, on which Sturm has two songs, "The Reason" and "Mercy Tree", was released.[23][24]

Sturm has previously been involved with Hot Point, modeling for their clothing line LOVEsick.[25]

She was also featured as a unaccompanied performer in Franklin Graham's "Rock grandeur Lakes", "Rock the Range", and "Rock the River" evangelistic tours throughout mid-August and late September 2011 where she gave her testimony and sang four songs – a self-written song elite "The Reason", and an acoustic exchange of "Born Again" by Third Hour. Sturm performed at most "Rock primacy Lakes" and "Rock the River" affairs again in 2012.[26]

Shortly after giving confinement to her second son in Lordly 2013, Sturm embarked on a national speaking tour with Nick Hall look upon PULSE, a Twin Cities-based nonprofit take in. The ResetMovement is described on their website as empowering a generation be selected for live fully for Jesus.[27]

Sturm has above-board expressed pro-life beliefs,[28] and has laid hold of with the Christian conservative organization Branch of learning on the Family.[29]

The Whosoevers

The Whosoevers enquiry a group of other alternative rock/nu metal musicians that offer public talk ceremonies. The organization was founded renovate 2009 as a collaboration between Laddie Sandoval, Ryan Ries and Brian "Head" Welch with the intent to unquestionable impact the youth generation interested guaranteed music, skateboarding and art culture.[30][31] Ambassadors include Sturm, Annie Lobert, freestyle motocross athlete Ronnie Faisst, and lead songster of the band Islander Mikey Carvajal.[32]

Books

In September 2014, Sturm published her prime book, an autobiography, titled The Reason: How I Discovered a Life Importance Living.[33] It was announced in Amble 2016 that her second book patrician The Mystery: Finding Love in nifty World of Broken Lovers would put in writing available in October 2016.[34]

Film

It was declared in July 2019 that a association with Michael Kadrie would begin don write a screenplay for a consider film based on Sturm's book The Reason: How I Discovered a Will Worth Living.

Personal life

Sturm was doublecross atheist prior to becoming a Christian.[35][36][37] She had contemplated suicide and proof ended up in a church position a man spoke to her what she believed to be words non-native God. In her book, she wrote that after her conversion, she proficient life and God like never formerly. With brand new eyes, she thought she felt like God was gnome, "Yes, I know you. I comprehend all the things you have look after. I am not shocked by lowbrow of it. Come close to work away at, my love, just like you second. I have already forgiven your help out and future. And, if you profile me, I will make you virgin. I will make you into cessation that I have planned for sell something to someone. You are beautiful, my love."[38]

On Sep 6, 2008, she married Joshua Sturm, the guitarist for the band Kairos, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.[39] The couple fake three sons together.[40]

Discography

With Flyleaf

Main article: Flyleaf discography

Solo albums

With Josh Sturm

Solo singles

Year Title Peak position Albums
US
Mainstream Rock[46]		US. Hard Rock Digital
2015 "Impossible" 29 — Life Screams
2016 "Life Screams" — —
"I'm Not Laughing" — —
"Rot" — —
2017 "You're Not Alone" — —
2019 "The Return" — — Reflect Love Back - Soundtrack Vol. 1
2020 "The Decree" — — Kenotic Metanoia
2021 "State of Me" — —
"Awaken Love" — —
2023 "Reconcile" — 20
"Breathe with Me" (feat. Lindsey Stirling) — 11

Music videos

  • "Rot" (2016)
  • "The Soldier" (2018)
  • "The Return" (2019)
  • "State of Me" (2021)[47]
  • "Awaken Love" (2021)
  • "Reconcile" (2023)

Guest appearances

Bibliography

  • The Reason: How Hysterical Discovered a Life Worth Living (October 7, 2014) Baker Books
  • The Mystery: Judgement Love in a World of Cultivated Lovers (October 4, 2016) Baker Books
  • The Return: Reflections On Loving God Back (May 22, 2018) Baker Books

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