Stephanie Rice

1. 2016

   Release · June 17, 2016

   In 2016 Stephanie Rice committed to music full time. Colonial Blue, the band she formed and fronts, released the album Dear Misery on June 17, 2016.

2. 2017

   The Voice, season 12

   Eliminated in the Top 11

   February 27 – May 2, 2017

3. 2017

   Release · July 28, 2017

   Let Me Go came out on July 28, 2017. The recording carries a 2017 Stephanie Rice copyright.

4. 2018

   Tour · March 8, 2018

   Announced on March 8, 2018 for the Dinah's 2018 music lineup.

5. 2019

   Release · September 13, 2019

   Coming Down came out on September 13, 2019. The recording carries a 2019 Stephanie Rice copyright.

6. 2020

   Release · April 24, 2020

   Rock Bottom came out on April 24, 2020. The recording carries a 2020 King Phoenix Records copyright.

More milestones

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   After coming out to her parents, Stephanie Rice was estranged from them. She moved from Texarkana to Houston, earned a biology degree at the University of Houston, did HIV research, and worked as a researcher at Baylor College of Medicine.

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   Alicia Keys called Stephanie Rice a producer, a musician, a writer, and a player of multiple instruments.

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   At the time of her homecoming show in Texarkana, the mayor declared June 16 Stephanie Rice Day.

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   By August 21, 2018, Stephanie Rice had played new songs at Houston Public Media's Geary Performance Studio.

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   Her wife encouraged Stephanie Rice to try music full time. She quit the research job and sent an audition video.

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   The Houston Chronicle named Dear Misery one of its top 12 best albums, as reported in the Dinah lineup story.