Las Vegas, Nevada has and will always be an enigmatic city. For many, the transient town serves as a either a signal of hope, or defeat and for a city who’s motto is “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas?” a statement like that could haunt a local artist looking to make a big splash nationally. Despite facing these challenges, North Town native Big Homie Stone has been building quite the buzz behind him, amassing a huge local fan base behind last year’s debut album, Prmslnd, a promising freshman effort that saw Stone transition into a soulful, cohesive sound backed by his band, The Noir Movement. Garnering success that included placements on publications like RESPECT. Magazine, REVOLT TV, Vibe, DJ Booth, and BLUNTIQ, Stone also completed his first tour in 2017, which included stops in New York, Oakland, Philadelphia, San Diego and of course Las Vegas. With labels starting to call and more publications taking notice, Stone gears up to release his new high octane EP, Don't Know Don't Kare, a project he’s hoping will solidify his come up.