Stay-C

Stay-C, born Stacey Paton on January 31st, 1969 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, is a rapper and singer who first gained prominence as a member of the Eurodance group Twenty 4 Seven. He joined the group in the early 1990s, replacing Captain Hollywood, and contributed to their hit single "Slave To The Music". After his time with Twenty 4 Seven, Stay-C pursued a solo career, releasing singles like "Wham Bam!" and "Blue (Da Ba Dee)".