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Lady Daisey

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Lady Daisey
Born
Daisey Traynham

(1973-06-09) June 9, 1973 (age 53)
Brooklyn, New York, United States
OriginJacksonville, Florida, United States
GenresSoul, funk
OccupationsSinger, web designer
Years active1995–present
Labelsbbe, Subcontact, Rawkus, Jakarta
Websitewww.daisey.com/2025

Daisey Traynham, known by the stage name Lady Daisey,[1] is a Brooklyn-born soul/funk singer. She spent her childhood touring with her parents’ band, and years later she settled in Jacksonville, Florida, where she met her husband/producer, Batsauce. They currently[vague] live in Europe and tour the States once a year.

Discography

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Albums

  • In My Headphones (2014) bbe, (with Batsauce)
  • In My Pocket (2010) bbe, (with Batsauce)
  • Party... Place (2007) Subcontact, (the Smile Rays)
  • Smilin' On You (2007) Rawkus 50, (the Smile Rays)
  • Lady Daisey & the House Guests (2007) Self released, (with Batsauce)
  • Passion Is The Key (2006) Self released, (with Batsauce)
  • Room For Two (2004) Self released, (with Batsauce)

EPs

  • In My Pocket – 12" vinyl EP' (2010) bbe, (with Batsauce)
  • A Toast – 12" vinyl EP (2007) Jakarta, (the Smile Rays)
  • Party... Place – 12" vinyl EP (2007) Subcontact, (the Smile Rays)

Singles

  • "Get Got" (2014) (bbe, featuring George Clinton)
  • "We Will" (2014) (bbe, with Batsauce)
  • "Soul Strut" (2010) (bbe, with Batsauce)
  • "Magical" (2010) (bbe, with Batsauce)

Remix albums

  • Magical (2010) (with Batsauce, DJ Vadim, Paten Locke, Supa Dave West)

Compilations

  • Musicians for Minneapolis (2008) (Benefit CD featuring "Fresh Tradition")
  • Liquid Soul (2008) (Orama Entertainment)
  • Digital Underground (2008) (featuring "Chicken")

Mixtapes

  • Ladies First (2010) (Katie Bee)

References

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  1. Traynham, Daisey (January 1, 2010). "Lady Daisey artist page/Postscript". BBE Music. Archived from the original on February 22, 2014. Retrieved February 4, 2014.
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