Stacie Rose is an artist who we truly believe - can I say it again? - should be a HUGE star! She writes incredibly catchy and well crafted pop music that still manages to be about as far from the usual pop "fluff" as you can get. She rocks, she writes great tunes, she has a gorgeous voice; Stacie Rose is about as talented a musican as we have here at indie911.
—Indie911

"A gifted artist with many talents, Stacie Rose has the intuition and drive to not only create great pop tunes which future generations will love and cherish, she has the potential to develop a wide audience as the music unfolds, fans experiencing music that corresponds to the recordings live, never copying exactly what the musicians and she crafted before. Stacie is not a byproduct of the studio. A real singer and writer, and performer, her most recent project, "This is Yours an official bootleg", is a prime example of an artist in touch with what it takes to transform studio perfection to live energy."
—KWEEVAK Magazine

" The soulful voice of singer/songwriter Stacie Rose tugs at the heartstrings. That's pretty impressive, given that with only two tracks-here being "High as the Moon" and "Consider Me"-it can be pretty difficult to assess an artist's true ability. As a demo for her new album SHADOW AND SPLENDOR, Rose proves to have a charming, almost country crossover style that's becoming popular within the mainstream. "High as the Moon" is the better of the two tracks, carrying a gentle but hookish melody. It's not hard to see it becoming a hit single."
— Darren Ratner, Skratch Magazine, March 2005

"Stacie Rose knows how to put out a great pop/rock album....
It's good intelligent pop and her sexy, playful voice is a perfect match... There are several songs that I can see propelling her to super stardom..."
— COLLECTED SOUNDS a guide to woman in music

"Checkin' Out" is THE song to play to shake a bad mood. It's a sweet little 'quit the pity party/carpe diem' anthem. Stacie Rose is a more feminine, more mature version of Avril Lavigne. Any track would be perfect for those tender moments on Dawson's Creek but if you listen hard, lyrics are smart, arrangements are artful and often charmingly ambient. "Mine" happens to be one of the standout numbers, a subtle song of self-empowerment. If anything, kudos to Rose for being remarkably well-adjusted for a singer-songwriter.
— womanrock.com

Stacie Rose's Shadow & Splendor confronts the dark corners of her rock 'n' roll heart with honesty, integrity and beautifully crafted melodies.
— indiemusicreview.com, March 2005

The collection of rootsy, hook-filled rock recalls the better moments of Sheryl Crow, while Rose’s confessional storytelling style shares an affinity with fellow Jersey native Bruce Springsteen in his earlier years
— Ice Magazine, April 2005

Singer-songwriter Stacie Rose delivers her messages and her essence of honest song-writing, powerful lyrics and sugared vocals.
— Singer Magazine, February 2005

Rose is maturing as a vocalist. You can hear it in "High as the Moon," in which she projects stunning vulnerability...Rose continues to put it out there with great confidence and attitude. You go girl.
— Minor 7th Webzine