Jersey-born R&B singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist (drums, guitar & piano) Tone Stith released his debut project “Can We Talk” in 2017, which garnered rave reviews from the likes of Complex, Billboard and more and eventually led to Tone’s signing with RCA Records.

Stith’s follow up EP in 2018, Good Company, included features from Swae Lee and Quavo and production from Stith, Bongo By The Way (Ty Dolla $ign, 50 Cent), The Audibles (Justin Bieber, Chris Brown), Marcos “Kosine” Palacios (Ella Mai, Christina Aguilera) and THE PRBLM SLVRS. As a songwriter, Tone has penned numerous chart-topping hits, writing and producing on Chris Brown’s “Liquor” and “Make Love” and co-writing “Undecided.” Tone released his project FWM and performed the title track at the 2021 BET Awards. On the heels of all of this success and in anticipation for what’s next, Tone is ready to take his place as an R&B mainstay.

In this next chapter, Stith’s new P.O.V. is less reliant on the ease of what is expected but on the poetic uncertainty of what can become of what he’s becoming. And with the faith of a trust fall, Stith is comfortably gravitating toward the certain arms of his talent. The confidence he now exudes stems from his excitement to give his fan base more of the soul that extends beyond the structure of R&B.

Tone Stith’s upcoming project, The Edge, is the threshold for the type of music Stith has reverberating inside of him. Influenced by Michael Jackson, Prince and Bruno Mars — artist who have placed stretchmarks on the limits of genre –Stith isn’t afraid to follow their lead. The Edge captures what he calls “the common denominator of the energy and feel of good music.”

With co-production from KP & Brody Brown, Stith brought what he was envisioned for The Edge to life. “On this project, it was a collaborative effort and that’s why it has a special sound to it. This album reflects upbrining. funk music, Sould music, and elements of pop. The songs I was doing before were traditional R&B. R&B encompasses a wide spectrum. I want [this album] to feel more edgy.”

“Two years of silence. Two years of growth. Two years of finding myself. I’ve been searching for my truth, hiding nothing. Now I’m ready to speak. This is the beginning of a new era, and I’m here to be heard.”