WHO IS SHE? No BS, this girl rocks! As a native Clevelander, Stone has grown her grassroots following from grabbing singer/songwriter to an explosive full band. She tours the country non-stop. With her first release, "My Heart", she made her mark and has released her second record "RushMore", in April of 2003. She has made waves across over 1,000 AAA, college, NPR and Cont-Insp radio stations charted all along the way.

WHAT DOES SHE SOUND LIKE? She mixes doses of neo-soul, funk and jazz in her acoustic based band of guitar, bass, drums, percussion, and cello with a touch of horns. She will grab you with her incredibly crisp and unique voice; versatile and true.

WHY DOES SHE MATTER? Because she challenges us on many different levels and she is putting on a show that you'll remember.

WHERE DOES SHE FIT IN? This multi-instrumentalist/producer/songwriter packs live events with audiences of all ages with her memorable, sweeping, rockin', goovin' music.

Music's Bottom Line said; "Stones' voice and guitar playing were flawless and her stage presence conjured up images of female rockers like Sheryl Crow and Tara McLean."

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

- Performing at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
- Shared bills with Bonnie Raitt, Lyle Lovett, James Taylor, Jason White, Melissa Ferrick, Alexis Antes, Shannon McNally, Michelle Malone, and Mike Glabicki of Rusted Root
- Won "Best Of Cleveland" Music Award in the Free Times in 2002
- Has National Distribution as an Indie
- Owns her own Record Label, She Loves You Records, with 2 albums
- Charted in CMJ's top 30
- Charted in Power Source at 14 Nationally
- Receiving airplay on over 1,000 national radio stations
- Chosen as a National Indiegrrl Performer and a Modern Acoustic Music Collective Member
- NACA and APCA Member
- Appearing on TV (Fox 8, Crooked River Groove, Words & Music, David Lynch Show, Another Look, and Region Rock Commercial)
- Appeared on Cover of HEET Magazine
- Nominated "Best Album of the Year" on Kveevaks Tracks and made top 20
- Sang National Anthem for Indian's Game
- Touring the college circuit and clubs nationally
- Hit single's placed on five compilation CDs
- Asked to endorse Morgan Monroe Guitars