Lilah Pi Turns Her Love to “Stone”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

A hypnotic alt-R&B gem that’s utterly intoxicating. 

East London artist Lilah Pi continues to make waves with her distinctive style, which is consistently showcased in each of her unique creations. Lilah Pi first made her mark in 2021 with her seven-track EP, Atlantis. Her latest release, the R&B/soul single “Stone,” features English singer Bakar, an artist known for his experimental indie rock style. The new tune is accompanied by an official visualizer. On Instagram, Lilah Pi shared that “Stone” is about capturing and preserving the most perfect, intimate moments of a relationship so that they can last forever.

With a mesmerizing blend of ethereal instrumentals and mood-enhancing beats, “Stone” provides the perfect backdrop for a romantic reflection. Lilah Pi’s lyrics, like “You give me an ocean bed full of broken stars, Even if it wasn’t in sight I could see your heart” and “Imagine all those broken parts could make a house a home, Now I wish I could turn us to stone,” express a deep desire to preserve her relationship at its best, making it last forever. The track is driven by dreamy vocals and a striking mix of pop, psych-rock, and R&B elements, creating a hypnotic alt-R&B gem that’s utterly intoxicating. Lilah Pi and Bakar deliver an unforgettable tale of romance, inspired by Greek mythology, with “Stone.” So press play and let yourself be swept away by this enchanting tune.



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