Stella Standingbear, the first Lakota artist to win two historic awards at the 2023 Indigenous Hip-Hop Awards, is rapidly making her mark in the music industry. She earned Best Female Hip-Hop Artist and Music Video of the Year for her debut single "Home Runs," filmed in Oglala Lakota Nation and released during Native American Heritage Month to honor MMIW.

Born in Salt Lake City and now residing on Pine Ridge, Stella’s unique blend of melodic alt-rap, R&B, and Pop . She has been traveling non-stop across the U.S. and Canada, performing for live audiences and reaching tens of millions worldwide, both in person and through her viral social media presence. Her remix "SKODEN" has gained massive traction on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, further expanding her reach.

Stella recently made history On The Radar Radio while performing alongside traditional dancers, a proud representation of her heritage in a modern music space. Her influence has also been featured in prominent media outlets like Teen Vogue, Hot97, and DAZED, solidifying her place as a trailblazer in both Indigenous and mainstream music.

Her debut single "Home Runs" became a TikTok sensation and reached #1 on the NCI FM Indigenous Music Countdown (SiriusXM). She has shared the stage with renowned artists and earned co-signs from industry icons. With a versatile catalog and an unforgettable presence, Stella is cementing her place as a rising force in the music industry. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.