Label: Fienx Recordings UPC: 825715288341 Catalog No.: FXR0064 Artist: Stefanie Bennett Title: Hold My Margarita, The Album (33 - songs) Written by: Stefanie Bennett & Kenneth Feliciano Published by: SBeezy Music (BMI) Executive Producer: Stefanie Bennett Executive Producer: Kenneth James Media Produced by: Kenneth James Media - except for Tracks 23, 27, 28, 31, *32 Stefanie’s vocals recorded by: Chedu Corea for Daybreak Studios (NJ) All tracks mastered by Robert Federici at The Polygon Recording Studio (NJ) Cover Art: Stefanie Bennett & Kenneth James Media Release Date: 02-APR-2026

Stefanie Bennett Returns with the Bold 33-Track Dance Album Hold My Margarita Freestyle dance artist Stefanie Bennett delivers one of her most ambitious projects yet with Hold My Margarita, a 33-track album that blends high-energy club production with deeply personal songwriting. The record moves fluidly between euphoric dancefloor anthems, vulnerable emotional confessions, and unapologetic moments of empowerment. At its core, Hold My Margarita tells a story about love — how it begins, how it breaks, and how we rebuild ourselves afterward. Songs like “You Already Know” and “My Little Secret” explore the intoxicating tension of attraction, where emotions live between subtle glances and unspoken signals. The album then dives headfirst into nightlife energy with explosive tracks like “Vodka Tequila,” “Ride With Me,” “One More Drink,” and “Hold My Margarita,” capturing the chaotic thrill of crowded dancefloors, flashing lights, and nights that refuse to end. But beneath the celebration lies a deeper emotional current. Tracks such as “This Can’t Be It,” “Tell Me Why,” and “Should I Walk Away” wrestle with uncertainty and heartbreak, while “Unlovable” and “Empty Chair” reveal the quiet devastation that can follow love lost. As the album unfolds, Bennett shifts from reflection to resilience. Powerful declarations like “Say What You Want,” “Here Forever,” and “Shine” mark a turning point where heartbreak transforms into independence and clarity. The final moments of Hold My Margarita reflect something deeper than romance — gratitude, healing, and self-worth. Songs like “Thank You For Loving Me” and “Be Patient” highlight the importance of genuine connection after emotional storms have passed. With its mix of emotional storytelling, freestyle roots, and modern club production, Hold My Margarita stands as both a celebration of nightlife and a deeply personal journey through love, loss, and self-discovery.