Essence Magazine deems her “new & next,” The Deli Magazine named her one of the “Best Emerging NYC Soul Artists in 2015,” and Okayplayer says, “she represents a sound that harkens back to an era where the sound came from a pure and honest place.” Who is? Tangina Stone. Soul, rock, pop and r&b fused into one, the Ohio-born, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter has been ablaze since the release of her debut EP, “The Fall,” in 2014 and graced stages in New York to Los Angeles. Her music can be heard on TV One, VH1 and latest single, “Wasn’t Love Cafe,” is out now on Feel Up Records.
All box office sales will support the Margaret Hart '35 Scholarship Fund honoring the legacy of Ms. Hart, the first student of color to graduate from MCLA, then known as the North Adams Normal School. Hart went on to earn a Masters Degree from Columbia Teachers College, and had a long career in the Berkshires as an educator.