L Stone

Joined July 2018

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Singer/Song Writer & Blogger here to help inspire ideas for your reality.

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Top Local Philly Rave DJs Shaping the Underground
A researched list featuring legacy icons, rising talent, and the new wave: Viberium & Primordial Archetype Philadelphia has always had a pulse for underground electronic music. From the early warehouse days to the modern DIY rave movement, the city continues to be a breeding ground for influential DJs, producers, and creative collectives.
By L Stoneabout a month ago in Beat
Reflections In Transit: A Literary Fiction about Breakup Realizations during a Train Ride
Nine days to go. Nine days until our two-year anniversary — and he broke up with me. The words kept replaying as I stepped onto the subway at 40th Street, the cold December wind still biting at my face. My chest felt like someone had tied a burning iron weight to my heart. Every bump of the EL sent that weight swinging through my body like a wrecking ball. I felt sick. My heart was just shattered glass grinding around in my ribcage.
By L Stoneabout a month ago in Humans
Drum & Bass Is Finally Getting the Spotlight in America. AI-Generated.
Drum and Bass — the high-speed, bass-heavy giant that dominated UK underground clubs for decades — is finally breaking into the American mainstream. After years of being the “best-kept secret” in dance music, DnB is suddenly everywhere in the U.S., and honestly? It’s about time.
By L Stone2 months ago in Beat
How Viberium Became One of Philly’s Most Influential Bass Music DJs. AI-Generated.
How Viberium Became One of Philly’s Most Influential Bass DJs Philadelphia doesn’t hand out influence easily. This is a city that has chewed up and spit out artists who came in with hype but no gravity. To matter here — to really matter — you need weight. You need presence. You need a sound that cuts through smoke-filled warehouses and bass-heavy after-hours and makes people stop mid-conversation because something in the room has changed.
By L Stone2 months ago in Beat
How a Philly DJ Became the Philly Queen of Drum & Bass. AI-Generated.
Philadelphia has always produced its own kind of nightlife mythology — the kind shaped in warehouses, back alleys, half-legal venues, and dancefloors that stay hot long after the bar lights flip on. But every now and then, someone emerges from the city’s underground who doesn’t just play the scene — they define it.
By L Stone2 months ago in Beat
Philadelphia Drum & Bass: The Past, Present & the New Wave Leading Its Future
The Birth of Philly Drum & Bass Before “EDM” was a mainstream word, Philadelphia was already a pressure cooker for breakbeats, rave flyers, and sub-bass. In the mid–1990s, jungle and early drum & bass started seeping into East Coast raves, and Philly quickly became one of the key U.S. cities pushing the sound forward.
By L Stone2 months ago in Beat
The 5 Philly DJs To Look For Keeping you Dancing After 2 A.M.
Inside the late-night underground where the real Philadelphia nightlife begins. If you’re spending the summer in Philadelphia and tapping out when the bars close at 2 a.m., you’re missing the entire point of the city. Because once the bartenders lock the doors and the sidewalk crowds thin out, Philly’s real nightlife wakes up — the warehouses, basements, abandoned factories, DIY art spaces, and secret lots that make up the city’s reborn underground rave scene.
By L Stone2 months ago in Beat
An Illegal Rave Interview Turned Trip Report with Philly Underground DnB Trail Blazers
Kulture Cru Undrground Rave THE INTENTIONS (AND THE FIRST BAD DECISION) I didn’t go to the party intending to lose reality, ego, dignity, or footwear.
By L Stone2 months ago in Beat
THE NEW PHILADELPHIA DRUM & BASS REVOLUTION. AI-Generated.
A City on the Edge of a Musical Uprising Something is happening in Philadelphia — something loud, fast, and impossible to ignore.
By L Stone2 months ago in Beat
Vonhubl's New Sound Brings a Horror Twist into the Midwest EDM Scene
WHY Halloween is coming early for EDM Horror Fans: A shot of heavy bass house right to the veins of electronic horror music, Halloween has come early—forget pumpkin spice and everything nice, and get ready to bang your head! We spoke with vonHubl and Apoxia about their newest release and life in the music world. This release is everything you could hope for in the scary music fast lane, with great sound design, hard-hitting drums to break your neck to, and composition that goes toe to toe with the likes of Nero, Feed Me, and Skrillex; giving them true bragging rights (we think so, anyway).
By L Stone7 years ago in Beat
The Enfield Poltergeist: A Real Life Ghost Story That Will Give You the Chills
There exists, in this world, a large number of unexplained events that truly shake us when they hit the public eye. Demons, ghosts, or perhaps pure hoax? Perhaps the most terrifying of these famous tales is the Enfield haunting. Ghost or hoax? You decide.
By L Stone7 years ago in Horror
Normal: The Generation of People Who Want to Die
"Normal: The Generation of People Who Want To Die" By L. Stone Call me crazy, say I'm wrong, Because people are going judge like they have all along,
By L Stone8 years ago in Poets