Stacey Jackson, the trailblazing singer/songwriter, entrepreneur, television personality, best-selling author, and proud mother of four, is thrilled to announce the release of her new music video for her single “Superwoman.” The video is a heartfelt celebration of women from around the world, featuring a mashup of over 20 incredible women—friends, fans, and inspirational figures—engaging in the activities that bring them joy and showcasing what makes them true superwomen.
Known for her fearless spirit and boundless energy, Stacey Jackson continues to inspire audiences globally. Launching her music career at the age of 40, she defied the odds and quickly rose to fame with chart-topping hits, four albums, and over two dozen singles, including the iconic collaboration with Snoop Dogg on “Live It Up.” Stacey’s ability to empower others shines through every stage she graces, from global music festivals to Pride parade floats, where she’s become renowned for her signature heels and hot pants.
“Superwoman” embodies Stacey’s commitment to uplifting others. “This video is about celebrating the strength, resilience, and joy that women bring to the world,” Stacey explains. “Each woman featured is a reminder that we all have something special that makes us superwomen.
”The video’s release comes as Stacey builds excitement for her forthcoming 80s-inspired original album, Super Woman, which launched in November 2024. This follows the success of her hit TV show, Stacey Jackson in the 80s, which aired 54 episodes across three seasons starting in 2021.
In addition to her music and television ventures, Stacey has found success as an entrepreneur with her fitness brand Staefit and as an author with her Amazon best-seller How A Gangsta Rapper Made Me A Better Mom. Stacey’s humor and relatability continue to resonate, and her advocacy for confidence and empowerment inspires fans worldwide.
Stacey invites everyone to watch the “Superwoman” music video and join her in celebrating the extraordinary women who brighten the world every day.
