Stick Figure

About

Scott Woodruff, the musical architect behind Stick Figure, isn't just playing reggae; he's building soundscapes that are both deeply personal and universally resonant. His music, crafted primarily as a one-man band in his Massachusetts studio before evolving into a collaborative live experience, weaves threads of dub, roots reggae, and electronic textures into a tapestry of introspective melodies and hypnotic rhythms. Stick Figure’s career trajectory has been a testament to organic growth, fueled by unwavering dedication and a genuine connection with fans. Early albums like "The Sound of My Addiction" laid the groundwork, but it was records like "Burial Ground" (2012) and "Set in Stone" (2015) that cemented his place as a leading force in the American reggae scene, consistently topping Billboard's reggae charts. What sets Stick Figure apart is Woodruff’s commitment to authenticity. His music isn't just reggae; it's a soundtrack for reflection and connection. Collaborations with fellow genre heavyweights like Slightly Stoopid, Rebelution, and Collie Buddz have further amplified his reach and solidified his position as a central figure in the burgeoning reggae-rock movement. With his latest releases, Woodruff continues to push the boundaries of the genre, inviting listeners into a world of sonic serenity and introspective exploration, a space where reggae rhythms meet electronic ambiance, creating a sound that's uniquely Stick Figure.