Marcella Detroit

Marcella Detroit is an American singer, songwriter and musician who also worked under the name Marcy Levy. Raised in Detroit, she developed a career in live performance and session recording, touring with Eric Clapton and co-writing Lay Down Sally. Her other collaborators have included Aretha Franklin, Bob Seger, Leon Russell and Elton John.

She became widely known in Britain as one half of Shakespears Sister with Siobhan Fahey. Their single Stay remained at number one for eight weeks in 1992. Detroit's solo work includes I Believe and the album Jewel, alongside projects that return to her roots in blues.