Stacy Lane is an American rhythm and blues singer, best known for her contributions to the Southern Soul genre in the late 1960s. Her music is characterized by its soulful vocals, often backed by a powerful brass section, giving it a distinctive, vibrant sound. Lane's most notable work is her 1968 single "No Ending", which has been recognized as a classic example of Memphis-style soul. Despite a relatively short career, Lane's music has had a considerable influence on the Southern Soul genre, with her unique sound and emotive delivery encouraging a generation of future musicians.