“Stone (ft. Baker)” by Lilah Pi

“Stone” has a dynamite production quality that really helps transcend this song into the soulful pop banger that it’s supposed to be. Lilac Pi brings an impressive register of vocals that works well with the lyrical journey that surrounds it.

The instrumental work is experimental and works with the relevance of the music arrangements presented. This song is a whole vibe within itself.

Lilah Pi makes you sway along with the journey and creates a song that you’ll want to hear again.

Written by Tricia Patras

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