Stony Stone

On April 11, 2026 at L'Affranchi in Marseille, Stony Stone laid his universe out on stage. A figure from the 13, he has made 2-step rap his signature, between UK rhythms and precise songwriting. With Boumidjal, a producer with a recognizable tag, he shaped Bougie dans le noir, a 14-track project in which introspection takes precedence. The title, borrowed from the intro, makes the intention clear: to hold on to a glimmer when everything is wavering. Stony explores more melancholic textures, sliding tempos, restrained choruses, supported by refined, dark productions. TK, Danyl and Gisèle trace discreet counterpoints without ever steering him off course. On stage, Stony tightens the frame: a cutting voice, agile phrasing, and that way of conveying darkness without losing momentum. The tracks gain depth, moving from a murmur to impact, and surface that blend of hardness and light that runs through the album. In Marseille, he brings back the alchemy born from his encounter with Boumidjal and projects it live, between nervous tracks and half-spoken confidences, for a set that looks straight ahead without forgetting where he comes from.