Stephanie Braganza is a powerhouse vocalist whose performances helped her win a Toronto Independent Music Award for Best Live Artist. The vocalist has performed in a wide array of settings throughout her career, including a private event at the Art Gallery of Ontario which was attended by former president George W. Bush, and at the MuchMusic Video Awards. In celebration of Canada’s South Asian Heritage Month, Stephanie was listed in CBC Music's top "10 South Asian–Canadian Artists You Need to Hear Right Now". Notably, she achieved the feat of breaking the Guinness World Record for participating in the “World’s Longest Concert” in 2017. An outspoken animal rights activist, her latest music video; “Chains of Silence” has won two Global Music awards for “Best Female Vocalist” and “Best Music Video,” and has received support from Tony Kanal (No Doubt), the Save Movement and PETA. In 2020-2021, Stephanie was instrumental in being a part of Mississauga’s virtual Rise Up Concert (2020), and Hazel: A Celebration 100 Years in the Making (2021). In 2023, she was asked to sing the national anthem at the opening reception of the Canadian Blind Hockey national tournament at Maple Leaf Gardens, and introduced her first summer and Christmas performances at Canada’s Wonderland. In May/June 2024, Stephanie sang at the Rogers Centre during the Toronto Blue Jays game.