Saint Levant

I first came across Saint Levant in 2022 after stumbling upon his single Very Few Friends. Thoroughly seduced by his obnoxiously charming trilingual verses set to pop-infused Arabic tracks, I was an overnight fan. Many of his old singles are worth listening to - though, as a proud Gazian, his music in light of the Israel-Palestinian conflict has embraced his roots in a bolder way.

His latest release, Love Letters (2025), of which the deluxe version recently dropped, is a compilation of entirely new music where each song represents an different experience, emotion, or characteristic of the singer.

Love Letters’ A side flaunts an Arab & North African style while its B side features Saint Levant’s personal spin to a western 80’s funk sound fused with contemporary pop. The record, like all of this work, rilliantly showcase his effortless ability to blend and bring together genres, languages, and cultures. Artists like Saint Levant - artists that unite - deserve to be celebrated.