
Max Viana Laboriel a musical child prodegy born from the musical/iconic Laboriel family. A family known for producing musical legends like DJ Evil-E (Ice-T's DJ), Hen-Gee (Record Executive), Johnny Laboriel (Latin America Super Star-Singer),

Matteo Laboriel (Record Producer), Abraham Laboriel Jr (World Renown Drummer), & Legendary Bass Player Abraham Laboriel just to name a few. Max was a driving force behind some of the most iconic hip-hop and R&B hits of the late '80s, '90s, and early 2000s. As a key member of the multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated production team Spydaman and Freeze Productions, he helped shape the era's sound with unforgettable beats, smooth harmonies, and electrifying club remixes that ruled the airwaves for over a decade.
Alongside Ross Sloan, Elliotte Straite, and Shamelo Durant, Max played a role in creating legendary tracks like Throw Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See (Busta Rhymes),

Poison, She's Dope! (Bel Biv DeVoe). His production credits extend to Grammy nominated song of the year I Wanna Sex You Up, I Adore Mi Amor and All 4 Love (Color Me Badd), Never Satisfied (Good 2 Go), Can't Stop the Rain (Shaquille O'Neal), Spydermann (Another Bad Creation), I Got the Feeling (Today), Hit Me Off (New Edition), and Break of Dawn, A Place With No Name, Blue Gangsta (Michael Jackson), among many others.
Max is also the proud father of the smoove singing, silky angelic voicetress R&B singer Arin Watley. (Image contains Arin Watley & Aunt Jody Watley)

Later, Max teamed up with legendary musician, song writer and producer Andre Cymone-known for his Grammy-winning work with Prince and Jody Watley-Max and Andre formed a powerhouse production duo. Together, they wrote and produced for renowned artists, including Grammy-nominated R&B group Club Nouveau.
By his mid-30s, Max stepped away from the recording industry to focus on his family and other creative passions. He later became the musical director for top-10 charting artists such as ne-yo, Chris brown, the platinum trio Next.

Later Max served as the music director and sound specialist for L.A.'s Franky Beverly tribute band, Durti-Ryce. His outstanding contributions to this musical chapter earned him recognition with the City of Los Angeles and Congresswoman Maxine Waters as a result Max was honored with an award from the City of Los Angeles.
It wasn't long after; Max made a decision to respectfully quit Durti-Ryce, and contacted his friend Tre Balfour with a vision to assembled their own band. Together, they founded Red Stone, now recognized as the #1 cover band in Southern California. Red Stone quickly built a reputation for delivering classic hits with precision, capturing the original essence of the music and evoking deep emotions in their audience.
Music is more than just sound-it's an experience that brings back memories, stirs emotions, and connects people across generations. Through Red Stone, Max Viana continues to preserve that magic, proving that great music is timeless.
Tre' Balfour

is a talented drummer and percussionist hailing from Oklahoma City, known for his dynamic rhythm and engaging performances. After making the bold move to the vibrant Los Angeles area, Tre' quickly established himself in the competitive music scene. His exceptional skills have led him to perform at Disneyland, where he played a pivotal role in the Lion King Parade

, bringing joy to countless visitors.
Tre' has a diverse portfolio that includes appearances on numerous television shows, showcasing his versatility and adaptability as a musician. He has toured and recorded with the After Five Jazz Band and other renowned artists, including Color Me Badd, All-4-One, Benny Maupin, Boyz II Men and Vernell Brown Jr. His impressive resume continues with performances alongside iconic figures like Michael Bolton

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Gladys Knight and Kashif.
In addition to his work with these celebrated artists, Tre' had the honor of performing at the Grammy Awards, sharing the stage with Ricky Martin, further solidifying his status as a sought-after percussionist. With a passion for music that resonates through every beat, Tre' Balfour continues to inspire and entertain audiences across the nation.

Born and raised in the vibrant musical landscape of Southern California, Craig McLaughlan, known by his stage name CMack, is a gifted vocalist, songwriter, and producer.
From an early age, CMack was immersed in the world of music. Growing up in a family of music lovers, his father, a guitar and bass player, played both by ear and could read sheet music, while his mother possessed a remarkable ear for harmony and was a talented singer.
In this musical household, CMack was exposed to a wide array of genres, sparking a deep passion for music that would grow throughout his life. He fondly recalls the days when he would play his father's old 45s in his room, exploring the magic of music on his own.
It was during these moments that he began to form a love for the art that would shape his future.
As he progressed through Jr. High and High School, CMack continued to pursue music, participating in choir and singing gospel in church, further honing his craft. His deep connection to Gospel R&B and Soul music became central to his artistic identity.

Influenced by countless iconic artists including artist he has had the privillage to collaborate and work with hence producer, singer and song writer "Timmy Gatling (Guy)". As a result CMack has developed a unique and soulful style that combines his diverse musical influences with his passion for expression and storytelling.

Jonathan Flores, G-MALE, is an accomplished pianist with a decade of experience. As the lead keyboardist for RedStone, G-MALE first discovered his passion for music at an innocent and tender age, having a strong focus on electronic and EDM styles. Upon starting his freshman year in high school, he immersed himself in the world of jazz, captivated by its depth and improvisational nature.
This shift not only fueled his love for jazz but also expanded his musical horizons, shaping his approach to a variety of genres, including samba, Afro-Cuban, traditional Mexican, R&B, and funk.
Throughout his musical tenur G-MALE has drawn his inspiration from legendary pianists such as Bill Evans, George Duke, Robert Glasper, and Herbie Hancock. Beyond the piano, his artistry is influenced by iconic musicians like Maze & Frankie Beverly, The Alchemist, Willie Gonzalez, and Tyler the Creator.
While performing on larger stages with RedStone, G-MALE remains deeply connected to his roots, frequently playing jazz gigs in his hometown. These intimate performances keep him grounded, allowing him to stay inspired by the community and friends who have supported his musical journey. Through his dedication and passion, G-MALE continues to evolve, sharing his gift and love for music with audiences everywhere.

Pootie Paul Is a seasoned singer, songwriter, performer, and actor with over 30 years in the entertainment industry. His journey has taken him across the globe, sharing his passion for gospel and R&B music.
Starting his career at just 14, Ronnie was an integral member of the gospel group Young Generation. Comprised of five talented young men, their musical gifts led them to sign with the legendary Andrae Crouch, marking the beginning of an inspiring musical path.
Beyond music, Ronnie expanded his artistic reach into theater, showcasing his acting talents in productions such as Damn Yankees, Grease, and Message in a Garment.
In the early '90s, he had the honor of working with R&B artist and groups such as Fade 2 Black and Dream, The Winans, Yolanda Adams and Portrait, further solidifying his footprint in the industry.
With a lifelong dedication to his craft, Ronnie "Pootie-Tang" Paul continues to captivate audiences with his soulful voice, dynamic stage presence, and unwavering passion for the arts.
Allen Scott (Bugs)

Music has always been woven into Allen "Bugs" Scott's DNA. As a third-generation musician born into a rich family legacy, expectations were high,but Allen has spent his career not only meeting them, but exceeding them.
The grandson of a celebrated Cuban-born balladeer and a gifted five-octave soprano wife, Allen inherited a passion for music that would evolve into a remarkable career as a bassist, trumpeter, multi-instrumentalist, arranger, bandleader, and award-winning music director.
Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Allen received his early training in music and theater at the historic Arena Players, Inc., under the guidance of his mother, a classically trained soprano and accomplished pianist. This strong artistic foundation shaped his versatility and prepared him for a career spanning live performance, theater, recording, and musical direction.

Allen's breakthrough as a Musical Director came through his collaboration with acclaimed television producer and award-winning playwright Michael Ajakwe. He served as Musical Director for the hit stage productions You're All I Need to Get By and If You Don't Believe..., earning the 2005 NAACP Theatre Award for Best Music Director. The award was especially significant, as it was the production's only win among eight nominations.
Beyond the theater, Allen is widely recognized as the founder and driving force behind the acclaimed contemporary jazz group 3rd Scenario, a Spectra Jazz recording artist formed in 1998. Under his leadership, the group has become known for its sophisticated musicianship, innovative arrangements, and dynamic live performances.

Most recently, Allen has toured extensively locally and on a national level as bassist covering venues such as LA's annual "Taste of Soul, Catalina Jazz lounge, a 3-time headliner at Washington D.C’s Blues Alley and Spaghettini's and Yoshi’s just to name a few Bugs as a multi-instrumentalist, arranger, and Music Director performed and toured with Durti-Ryce featuring Deron, one of the premier tribute acts honoring the legendary Frankie Beverly & Maze. His musical vision, creative arrangements, and extensive industry relationships have played a pivotal role in expanding the band's reach, helping introduce its electrifying performances to larger audiences and prestigious venues and festivals across the country.
Today, "Bugs" continues to inspire audiences with exceptional musicianship, artistic excellence, and a lifelong commitment to preserving the soul, passion, and authenticity of live music. Whether performing on stage, directing productions, arranging music, or mentoring fellow musicians, his legacy continues to grow one unforgettable performance at a time.
Jailen Blayre Handy - Migi

Migi is a gifted guitarist, educator, and aspiring healthcare professional whose passion for serving others extends far beyond the stage. Originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, a small town near Baton Rouge. Migi along side his mother and younger sister relocated to Los Angeles in 2024, bringing with him a rich musical foundation and a commitment to inspiring the next generation.
As a Guitar Center Guitar Instructor, Migi finds great fulfillment in teaching students of all ages and skill levels. He believes that passing on the art of guitar playing is more than teaching chords and scales—it’s about preserving musicianship, nurturing creativity, and ensuring that the love of live music continues for generations to come.

When he’s not teaching or performing, Migi is dedicated to his studies as a Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCUHS) Student Doctor, working diligently toward completing his degree while balancing an active musical career.
As the newest guitarist for Red Stone Muziq, Migi continues to pursue his dream of performing at the highest level alongside talented musicians who share his passion for excellence. Whether in the classroom, the clinic, or on stage, Migi is committed to making a lasting impact through education, healing, and music.
Overall, Red Stone is a seasoned and well-rounded band of talented musical professionals, ready to deliver an unforgettable experience that will exceed your patrons' expectations.
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