Best Joe Stone Collaborations

The producer pairing

Anton Powers and "Do Me Right" (featuring Olivia Sebastianelli) is where to start. Anton Powers sits right alongside Stone in sound. Both work that same future house and funk territory. This collaboration pairs their production with Olivia Sebastianelli's vocal to create something that plays to both artists' strengths. This is a collaboration that makes sense on every level: production meeting production, and both bringing the same funk-forward sensibility.

The vocal moment

Jake Tarry and "Only You" (featuring Hayley May) is another team-up worth tracking. It's a good next step once "Do Me Right" has you hooked. Another example of Stone bringing in the right voice to carry a track rather than relying solely on a sample. With Hayley May on vocals, the track shows how his production holds up when paired with a singer who can actually carry a melody rather than just deliver a hook.

The remix lineage

Before he was releasing his own collaborations, Stone cut his teeth doing early production work with Havana Brown and R3hab, and he's since remixed alongside names like Endor and Don Diablo. If you want to hear how he handles other people's material and bends it toward his funk sensibility, this is the thread to pull. It shows a producer who understands his own sound well enough to imprint it on anything.

The bigger picture

Stone's collaborations aren't distractions from his solo work. They're proof that his funk-and-disco instincts are strong enough to hold up alongside other producers, vocalists and remixers. When you hear him with Anton Powers or on a Havana Brown track, you're hearing the same fingerprint. That consistency matters.