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Blue Stone (music Group)
Blue Stone is an American electropop musical project formed by producer/programmer Robert Smith and producer/multi-instrumentalist Bill Walters, and featuring various female guest vocalists. The group has released three studio albums and one remix album, all on Neurodisc Records, since 2006. Musical style and influences Blue Stone's style and genre have been described as "Ethereal pop, Ethereal Pop," "Ambient pop, Ambient Pop," "Dream pop, Dream Pop," and "New-age music, New Age" by critics. Their music integrates layered hardware and software synthesizers with live piano, vocals, and percussion. Robert Smith and Bill Walters are the group's core members, who write the majority and produce all of Blue Stone's output. They collaborate with various female guest vocalists, some of whom are credited as co-writers of songs. Prior to forming Blue Stone, Smith released music in the New Age genre as Bella Sonus. He and Walters have experience performing together as bandmates in Rock mus ...
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