For the saxophonist, see Steve Lacy (saxophonist).
Steve Lacy
Birth dateMay 23, 1998 (age 28)
Birth nameSteve Thomas Lacy-Moya
Birth placeCompton, California, U.S.
GenreR&B · neo soul · funk
DiscographySteve Lacy discography
OccupationsSinger · songwriter · record producer · guitarist
InstrumentsVocals · guitar · bass · drums · keyboards · percussion · sampler
Years active2013–present
LabelRCA[1] · Three Quarter · AWAL[2] · L-M
Current member ofThe Internet
Websitewearesteve.net

Steve Thomas Lacy-Moya (born May 23, 1998) is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist and record producer. He gained recognition as the guitarist of the alternative R&B band the Internet, which he joined in 2015.[3][4] His self-produced debut EP, Steve Lacy's Demo (2017), was met with critical praise and became a sleeper hit.[5][6] Lacy then guest performed alongside Frank Ocean on Tyler, the Creator's 2017 single "911 / Mr. Lonely", which received double platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). That year, he also co-wrote songs for artists including Solange Knowles,[7] and Kendrick Lamar on his song "Pride".

His debut studio album, Apollo XXI (2019), earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Urban Contemporary Album. That same year, he guest appeared on Vampire Weekend's single "Sunflower", as well as Calvin Harris' song "Live Without Your Love", which entered the UK Singles Chart. He signed with RCA Records to release his second studio album Gemini Rights (2022), which peaked within the top ten of the Billboard 200 chart and spawned the single "Bad Habit". The song peaked atop the Billboard Hot 100 after going viral on TikTok; it was nominated for Best Pop Solo Performance, Record of the Year and Song of the Year at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards, while its parent album won Best Progressive R&B Album. He was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine in 2023.[8]

Early life

Steve Thomas Lacy-Moya was born in Compton, California, on May 23, 1998,[9][4] the son of an African-American mother and Filipino father.[10] He was raised by his mother and grew up with his sister Asia Lacy (Asiatica), with his father being largely absent from his life and usually only visiting on special occasions. When Lacy was ten years old, his father died.[10][11][12] Lacy attended Narbonne High School before moving onto a private school. Lacy has said that he grew up sheltered, a result of his mother wanting to shield him and his sisters from the environment in Compton.[12]

Career

Lacy first gained an interest in the guitar at the age of seven through the video game Guitar Hero.[12] He met Jameel Bruner, his future bandmate in the Internet, while in jazz band in high school.[5][10] He produced and performed his first songs on his iPhone, using the app GarageBand, he also used a plug-in for his guitar called an iRig.[13][14][15] In 2013, he began a producing role on what would become the Internet's third studio album, Ego Death.[16] Contributing on the production of eight tracks, Ego Death was nominated at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards for Best Urban Contemporary Album.[3] Lacy appeared on Matt Martians' album The Drum Chord Theory and Syd's album Fin after it was announced that the Internet members would release solo projects.[17] He also began producing songs for Twenty88, Denzel Curry, Isaiah Rashad, J. Cole, GoldLink, and Kendrick Lamar, most notably co-producing the song "PRIDE." from Lamar's Grammy-winning album Damn,[18] and making two guest appearances on the Vampire Weekend album Father of the Bride.[3][19][20]

Steve Lacy's Demo was released on February 15, 2017, with Lacy once again creating most of the songs on his iPhone by producing the guitar and bass arrangements through it and singing his vocals directly into its built-in microphone.[21][22] He also programmed the drum patterns in Ableton Live.[23][24] That year, he also co-wrote and produced Ravyn Lenae's EP Crush, which was eventually released in February 2018.[25] He reunited with the Internet to work on their album Hive Mind, which was released in July 2018.[26][27] Lacy went on to produce for Solange,[28][29] Kali Uchis on her debut album Isolation,[30][31][32][33] Mac Miller on his album Swimming,[34] and was featured on Dev Hynes' album Negro Swan.[35][non-primary source needed][36][non-primary source needed][37][38]

In 2018, Lacy said that he had produced for rapper YG, and that he had begun using devices other than his phone to produce music.[11] In March 2019, he was credited for producing on two tracks on Solange's album When I Get Home.[39][40][41] He was also featured on the Vampire Weekend song "Sunflower" and appeared its video that same month.[42] In April, he released the single "N Side" from his debut album Apollo XXI.[43][44][45] He announced the release date of Apollo XXI to be on May 24, 2019.[12][46][47] In the week of his album debut, he released two more singles, "Playground" and "Hate CD".[48][49][50] The album was nominated for Best Urban Contemporary Album at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards, Lacy's first Grammy nomination as a solo artist.[51]

On December 4, 2020, Lacy released a compilation album of his early work titled The Lo-Fis.[52][53] His single "Mercury" was released with a music video on June 16, 2022.[54] The video featured on YouTube is about half as long as the version published on Spotify, which spans 4:58 minutes compared to the 2:30 minutes of the video.[55] His second studio album, Gemini Rights, was released on July 15, 2022.[56] The album spawned the single "Bad Habit", which became Lacy's first song to reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100 after going viral on TikTok, where a snippet of the song was used as the soundtrack for over 400,000 videos on the platform.[57][58][59] On November 5, 2022, he performed "Bad Habit" and "Helmet" on Saturday Night Live.[60]

On January 31, 2023, AEG (Anschutz Entertainment Group) Presents announced that Lacy would be one of three headline acts at the inaugural .[61]

On August 15, 2025, Steve Lacy returned with his first solo single in three years, "Nice Shoes". The song serves as the lead single for his upcoming third studio album titled Oh Yeah?.[62]

Artistry

In an interview with The Fader, Lacy cited Thundercat, Erykah Badu, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Pharrell Williams and the Neptunes as some of his biggest influences, also mentioning Prince as his dream collaborator.[3] Lacy has also listed Weezer, Paramore, and Jimi Hendrix as major influences on his sound.[63] Makeda Sandford of Saint Heron described his sound as "an electrifying yet smooth... playful depiction of beachy funk, rock 'n roll-sprinkled soul."[13] Jonah Bromwich of Pitchfork said he "sparkles with classic Southern California funk and soul."[5] He has also stated that one of his biggest influences, in regard to production, is Mac DeMarco.[64] Lacy has said that he is most comfortable writing about topics regarding love and dating, and describes his musical sound to be like the tartan fabric 'plaid'.[10][65]

Personal life

In 2017, Lacy came out as bisexual.[66][67] As of 2026, Lacy resides in Los Angeles.[68]

Discography

Main article: Steve Lacy discography

Studio albums

With the Internet

See also: The Internet (band)#Discography

Awards and nominations

See also: The Internet (band)#Awards and nominations
OrganizationYearCategoryNominated workResultRef.
American Music Awards2022New Artist of the YearHimself[69]
Favorite Male R&B Artist
BET Awards2023Video of the Year"Bad Habit"[70]
GLAAD Media Awards2023Outstanding Breakthrough Music ArtistHimself[71]
Grammy Awards2016Best Urban Contemporary AlbumEgo Death[72]
2020Apollo XXI
2023Record of the Year"Bad Habit"[73]
Song of the Year
Best Pop Solo Performance
Best Progressive R&B AlbumGemini Rights
iHeartRadio Music Awards2023Best New Pop ArtistHimself[74]
TikTok Bop of the Year"Bad Habit"
Best New R&B ArtistHimself
MTV Europe Music Awards2023Best R&B[75]
MTV Video Music Awards2022Song of Summer"Bad Habit"[76]
2023Song of the Year[77][78]
Soul Train Music Awards2022Best New ArtistHimself[79]
Song of the Year"Bad Habit"
Video of the Year
The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter's Award
UK Music Video Awards2022Best R&B/Soul Video – International"Sunshine"
[80]
2023"Helmet"[81]

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