Jiggy Tone

Jiggy Tone is an independent music recording artist and songwriter who currently resides in the foothills of North Carolina. Growing up in the small town of Keene, New Hampshire, Jiggy Tone began making music at the age of 15. At the time, he recorded songs as a hobby with a few of his close friends, which quickly turned into a passion and a way of life. Before heading off for college at the University of New Hampshire, Jiggy Tone teamed up with one of his best friends, Elliot Tousley, to form the group formerly known as “The Cave Boys”. The Cave Boys quickly gained popularity from their first full-length album, “Now Boarding”, which included their most popular song, “Change the World”. The duo went on to win “Best College Rappers”, played shows all across New England, and created an international fan base. After college, The Cave Boys changed their name to “Jig & Funk”. The duo continued to play shows locally and went on to release 3 full-length albums and a long list of singles. One of their most popular songs was “Saturdays Are for the Boys”, which was featured on Barstool Sports. In 2019, Jiggy Tone began releasing music individually, creating a brand for himself that is positive, upbeat, and colorful. Some of his biggest influences include A Tribe Called Quest, J. Cole, Russ, and Connor Price. Follow Jiggy Tone on social media to keep up with his journey/goals of inspiring, motivating, and connecting with as many listeners as possible!