Lyndon "Stonez" Livingstone, aka DJ Lyndon / Razorshop, is a Trinidad & Tobago-based DJ, producer and sound designer who helped shape Caribbean remix culture. As founder of Razorshop, he pioneered a distinctive style of Caribbean house remixes and roadmixes, blending funky, progressive and tech house with soca, reggae, dancehall and local rhythms. His eclectic, tightly blended approach has influenced a generation of Caribbean DJs and producers.
His production work spans music, radio, TV, film and advertising, with campaigns for Coca-Cola, BBC, Digicel, Nissan and Heineken earning four Addy Awards. He has also contributed sound design and soundtrack work to film, and produced releases featuring Wyclef Jean, Doug E. Fresh, TOK and Mr. Vegas, as well as KoboTown's award-nominated debut album Independence.
Starting out at nine years old in Trinidad's Rhyner's record shop, Lyndon became a mixtape specialist by 17 and a resident DJ at leading Trinidad clubs through the 1990s. He later headed a production studio at 96.1 WEFM. Today, he continues to bring his signature sound to radio, clubs and audiences worldwide.
