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Love Tonight (David Guetta remix)
"Love Tonight (David Guetta remix)" is a 2021 remix by French DJ David Guetta of "Love Tonight", a 2017 track by the electronic duo Shouse.
Loveland Fire and Ice Festival
The Loveland Fire and Ice Festival was a free, Valentine's Day-themed winter festival in downtown Loveland, Colorado, held from 2015 through 2018 and featuring fireworks and ice sculpting.
Lowkey
Lowkey (Kareem Dennis, born 1986, London) is a British rapper and activist of Iraqi-English parentage, known for independent political hip hop: Dear Listener (2008), Soundtrack to the Struggle (2011, #1 UK iTunes hip hop chart), Mongrel supergroup, and the Struggle sequels of 2019.
Loyle Carner
Loyle Carner, born Benjamin Gerard Coyle-Larner in 1994, is an English South London rapper known for confessional, jazzy hip-hop, Mercury-nominated albums Yesterday's Gone and Hugo, and his ADHD cookery school Chilli Con Carner.
LP Giobbi
LP Giobbi (Leah Chisholm) is an American house DJ, producer, and jazz-trained pianist from Oregon, known for the albums Light Places (2023) and Dotr (2024), Grateful Dead-themed Dead House sets, and founding the nonprofit FEMME HOUSE.
LSDREAM
LSDREAM is the performance name of electronic producer Sami Diament, launched in 2018 when he retired his trap alias Brillz; he also leads the downtempo project LIGHTCODE and the duo LSZEE with CloZee.
LSDXOXO
LSDXOXO, the professional name of Raushaan Glasgow, is a Philadelphia-born, Berlin-based DJ, producer, and vocalist whose music fuses ghetto house, hardcore, Baltimore club, and techno; he released the album DOGMA in 2024.
LTJ Bukem
LTJ Bukem (Daniel Williamson, born 1967) is the British DJ and producer behind Good Looking Records and the atmospheric branch of jungle and drum & bass, known for "Demon's Theme," "Music," the Logical Progression compilation, and the Speed club night.
Lucas & Steve
Lucas & Steve are a Dutch DJ and production duo from Maastricht, formed by Lucas de Wert and Steven Jansen in 2010, known for hits like "Summer On You".
Lucas Frota
Lucas Frota, stage name of Lucas Brito Chaves (1998-2026), was a Brazilian DJ and producer of deep house and funk carioca, creator of "Baile Tech"; he worked with Lizzo, Snoop Dogg, and Ladytron, ran DEC Records, and died in the 2026 Rio de Janeiro helicopter collision.
Luch
Luch, the professional name of Daniel Grossman, is a Mexican DJ and producer from Mexico City, now based in Miami, working in Afro house and melodic house.
Luci
Luci, formerly Lucii, is an American singer, producer, and DJ from Orlando, Florida, working across alt-pop, experimental bass, and dubstep with Seven Lions' Ophelia Records.
Luci4
Luci4 (James Dear, 2002–2026), also Axxturel and 4jay, was an American rapper-producer from California who pioneered sigilkore, founded Jewelxxet, went viral with "BodyPartz" on TikTok, signed to Atlantic, and died at 23.
Lucrecia Dalt
Lucrecia Dalt, born María Lucrecia Pérez López in 1980, is a Colombian experimental electronic musician and former geotechnical engineer based in New Mexico, known for the acclaimed 2022 album ¡Ay!.
Lucy Bedroque
Lucy Bedroque, born Jeremiah Mark in 2006 and formerly lostrushi, is an LA-based rapper and producer of digicore, rage, and maplekore; albums include SISTERHOOD (2023), Unmusique (2025), and c (2026) on deadAir.
Ludacris
Ludacris (Christopher Brian Bridges, born 1977, Champaign, Illinois) is an Atlanta rapper and actor of the Dirty South era, known for Word of Mouf, Chicken-N-Beer, three Grammys, and Tej Parker in the Fast and Furious films.
LUKE HESS
Luke Hess, born in 1980 in the Detroit metro area, is an American techno producer and DJ known for a deep, dub-infused style, his label DeepLabs, and performances at Movement Detroit.
Luke Pompey
Luke Pompey is a Leeds-based British house DJ and producer who founded Love Not Money Records in 2011, releasing over 300 tracks, and appears on the Creamfields 2025 lineup.
Luke Solomon
Luke Solomon is a British house DJ, producer, and remixer who co-founded the Classic Music Company with Derrick Carter and records as one half of Freaks.
Luke Vibert (musician)
Luke Vibert, also known as Wagon Christ and Kerrier District, is a British electronic musician from Cornwall who has recorded trip-hop and jungle since the early 1990s.
Luminite
Luminite is the stage name of Thomas Brok, a Dutch DJ and producer of hardstyle and raw hardstyle, best known for the 2019 single 'Bass Criminal'.
Lunatic
Lunatic was a French hip-hop duo of rappers Booba and Ali from Boulogne-Billancourt, whose only album, Mauvais Œil (2000), is a classic of French rap.
Lupe Fiasco
Lupe Fiasco (Wasalu Muhammad Jaco, born 1982) is a Chicago rapper; debut Food & Liquor (2006), Grammy winner for "Daydreamin'", nine albums including Lasers and Samurai (2024).
M Dot R
M Dot R (Moses McGeorge), English rapper from the Isle of Sheppey blending grime and dancehall in Patois; viral November 2023 single "Turn Red", signed to Sony Music.
M_nus
M_nus, also written M-nus, is a minimal techno record label founded by Richie Hawtin in Windsor, Ontario, in 1998, later based in Berlin and home to artists including Magda and Troy Pierce.
M.I.A. (rapper)
M.I.A., born Mathangi "Maya" Arulpragasam, is a British-Sri Lankan Tamil rapper and producer; debut Arular (2005), hit "Paper Planes" on Kala (2007), Super Bowl controversy, 2024 Trump endorsement, 2026 Kid Cudi lawsuit.
M.I.K.E. Push (musician)
M.I.K.E. Push, also known as M.I.K.E., is a Belgian trance producer and DJ born Dirk Dierickx in 1973, best known for the 1998 anthem "Universal Nation" and now based in New York City.
Maassilo
Maassilo is a former grain silo on the Maashaven in Rotterdam, Netherlands, now a raw industrial event venue for techno, hardcore, and gabber raves, part of the Now&Wow complex.
Mac Dre
Mac Dre (Andre Louis Hicks, 1970-2004) was a Vallejo, California rapper and Thizz Entertainment founder who pioneered Bay Area hyphy, served five years for a Fresno bank-robbery conspiracy, and was shot dead in Kansas City in 2004.
Mac Miller
Mac Miller (Malcolm James McCormick, 1992-2018) was an American rapper and producer from Pittsburgh. His 2011 debut Blue Slide Park was the first independent album to top the Billboard 200 since 1995; later albums included Swimming and the posthumous Circles and Balloonerism.