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 on the Pine Ridge Reservation and released during Native American Heritage Month 2022 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 highlights life’s hardships while inspiring hope. 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, expanding her reach further. Featured in Teen Vogue, her influence in both Indigenous and mainstream music continues to grow. Stella’s 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 artists like Kirko Bangz, Montana of 300, Futuristic, KYLE, and Bizzy Bone, earning co-signs from Queen Latifah, Waka Flocka Flame, and Paul Wall. With a versatile catalog and a powerful presence, Stella is a force on the rise.