Stix Bones

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Brooklyn, USA, Home to some of the greatest talents the world has ever known delivers another talented individual whose gift has made him one of the finest musicians in the New York Tri – State Area. Stix started his career touring with Rahzel The Godfather of Noise in the UK and France and traveling the US with 5 time Showtime at the Apollo winner/Author/Poet Jessica Care Moore. Shortly after Stix became music director for Lyricist Lounge and collaborated with legendary Hip Hop acts such as De La Soul, Q-Tip, and Mos Def. As he continued to work with artist throughout the tri-state area, the jazz performances led Stix back to his training ground in jazz. Stix independently released his first full-length Smooth Jazz album entitled "Groove Like This". The album has graced the airwaves of more than 40 jazz radio stations in the US, Jazz internet and satellite stations across the globe. It has charted in the top 10 on the digital jazz charts and made it to the top 20 jazz charts in France. With his own powerhouse ensemble, The BONE Squad, Stix has electrified audiences as the house band for The Paradise Theater in the Bronx, opening for icons like Charlie Wilson, Chaka Khan, SWV, The O’Jays, Babyface, and Cedric the Entertainer. They’ve performed with R&B star Keke Wyatt and Hip Hop legend Rakim, featured in concert lineups staring R&B artists Horace Brown, Sunshine Anderson, Lyfe Jennings, and Jazz artists Pieces of a Dream, headlined & featured at venues and festivals including , Queens Agricultural Festival, The Tin Pan, Branford on the Green, Hamden Concert Series and the Hartford Jazz Festival.. Stix stepped in to the fashion industry with his single “Stepping In Those Heels” which was used in an episode of The Real House Wives of Miami and produced the single “Raise Up” for the film “Saint Judy” starring Michelle Monaghan and Common Stix Bones whose musical influences are a mix of Hip Hop and Jazz musicians has built a respectable name amongst Jazz & Hip Hop artist and is credited as truly a Brother Of Noble Excellence.

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Spotlight Release
Breaks from the Soul, Vol. 2

Release Date

10/14/2022

Record Label

B.O.N.E. Entertainment

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085218054137

Breaks from the Soul, Vol. 2

1. Phearless3:42ISRC: QMEU32214621
2. Promenade4:05ISRC: QMEU32214622
3. Sippin' on a Friday3:39ISRC: QMEU32214623
4. Moonlight Interlude0:46ISRC: QMEU32214624
5. Moonlight Romance4:41ISRC: QMEU32214625
6. Take Flight3:54ISRC: QMEU32214626
7. Brisbane's Bounce3:53ISRC: QMEU32214627
8. Makin' Paper3:03ISRC: QMEU32214628

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Jazz at Debonair: Stix Bones – Urban Jazz Artist, Drummer and Music Producer whose dynamic career launched with the Smooth Jazz album Groove Like This and the visionary behind The BONE Squad will share the stage with Ultrablue, a contemporary jazz group performing the music of pianist and writer/ producer, John Smatla. Ultrablue’s sound is an elegant blend of contemporary jazz, Brazilian and Latin music styles, funk / R&B and pop / rock.
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Musical-passion-knows-no bounds Stix Bones & Bob Beamon
At Feed.fm, we are inspired by the power of music, and we work to amplify the musicians that move us. I had the honor of talking with Feed Originals artist Stix Bones and musician and Olympic gold medalist Bob Beamon to learn more about their unique musical journeys and their (some might say unlikely) collaboration on a new jazz-inspired album, Olimpik Soul.
May 6, 2026
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Stix Bones and The Bone Squad Turned Groove Into a New York City Fever Dream
When FENIX Producer Christian Velasco reached out asking if Stix Bones and The Bone Squad could jump onto the lineup for the debut of Fenix Rising at Groove in the Village, nobody could have predicted what would unfold. The answer was yes — and within hours the room on MacDougal Street became a pulsing celebration of rhythm, soul, improvisation, and raw New York energy.
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