Originally from the Cape Cod area in Massachusetts,  Sonny Mone started
developing his unique writing and playing style
performing in the New England club and coffee
house circuit.

After relocating to Southern California,
he caught the attention of Crazy Horse,
the band best known for their
collaboration with Neil Young.

Mone went on to write, record, and perform
with members of Crazy Horse, as a singer
and guitarist. His work with them resulted
in memorable live performances, film soundtracks,
the CD "Left For Dead", and numerous other
studio projects with fellow Crazy Horse alumni.

Recently, Sonny Mone has begun to develop music for film and television. Over the past few years he has worked in the studio with musicians from diverse bands such as,  Matt Malley from "Counting Crows, Victor Bisetti from Los Lobos, Rick Rosas from Neil Young's band and Dean Dinning from Toad the Wet Sprocket and .  Mone's song "The Less You Say" was placed in the film "The Still Life" by Joel Miller, which has been released by Warner Bros. The song is also on "The Still Life" Soundtrack along with songs by Darius Rucker (Hootie and the Blowfish) and Dizzie Reed (Guns & Roses).

Mone has also provided vocals for soundtracks to the video game "Jam Sessions II" as well as many other productions.