Atom Stone

Atom Stone’s musical journey began in his childhood, immersed in the vibrant music scene of Upstate New York. His father and uncle ran a recording studio in Utica, where Atom spent countless weekends soaking in inspiration and learning the craft. His father, a well-known local vocalist, introduced Atom to the world of live music, giving him the tools to hone his own skills. By age 13, Atom was running live sound for his father’s band, "East 126," gaining hands-on experience that would shape his future. Throughout his teenage years, Atom began making a name for himself, performing in local and regional bands, both as a cover artist and by writing and producing original material. This period was crucial in developing his distinctive vocal style, a blend of influences that draws comparisons to legends like Steve Perry, Robert Plant, and Lou Gramm. In the mid-2000s, Atom founded the band KRYR, releasing his debut album, The Road to Me, in 2010. Despite mixed reviews and lineup changes, Atom persevered, evolving his sound into the mainstream melodic rock style that defines his latest work. His 2019 album, Take Me To The Fire, showcases Atom’s soaring vocals and memorable hooks, produced with the expertise of Dan Tracey (Alan Parsons Live Project), Nick Sturms, and Grammy-nominated engineer Dave Albro. Atom Stone continues to captivate audiences with his powerful voice and dynamic presence, cementing his place in the rock music landscape.