For the Sundance Grand Jury winner Clemency she provided the original score, wrote and performed the featured original song “Slow Train,” and served as Executive Producer.  Bostic has written for Broadway, most notably collaborating with the award-winning playwright August Wilson on Gem of the Ocean, and various productions of his last play Radio Golf, as well as the Mark Taper production of Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, directed by Phylicia Rashad. Consequently, she was asked to score the PBS American Masters program August Wilson – The Ground on which I Stand. Reflecting on Wilson’s career, this documentary inspired her to write The August Wilson Symphony.

In addition to her work with August Wilson, Bostic’s work on Broadway includes Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo with Robin Williams. Her score of music and ambient textures in this play garnered her a win in the Sound Design category of the Drama Desk awards, as well as several nominations, including the Ovation Award, NAACP Theater Award, and a Drama Desk nomination for Outstanding Music in a Play. As a solo artist, Bostic toured extensively in festivals and venues including The Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Ronnie Scott’s, Birdland, Tokyo and Osaka Blue Note, and The Pori Jazz Festival. Also a vocalist, Bostic recorded and performed with many renowned artists including Nas, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and David Byrne.