Sophia Latorre-Zengierski

Essentials: “L.B Files: Igiul” – Abel Selaocoe

South African cellist Abel Selaocoe put out a third preview of his upcoming album, Hymns of Bantu, which is set to release on February 21st. “L.B. Files: Igiul,” an interpretation of Giovanni Sollima’s “L.B. Files” concerto, is an emotional set of contemporary classical music sure to stir any heart. This follows his earlier previews, “Emmanuele” [continued]
Outside Lands Returns to San Francisco with Sabrina Carpenter, The Killers, and Victoria Monét

Right in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco will play home to Outside Lands from August 9-11 2024. With entertainment for everyone, Outside Lands will host a menagerie of activities including a marketplace, night shows, restaurants that allow for a ‘taste of the bay,’ a City Hall for weddings and vow renewals, and—of course—music! Over the [continued]
An Interview With I Need Your Love Series Creators Camille Trust and Walker Kalan

Saint Audio had the opportunity to sit down with singer-songwriter Camille Trust and writer/director Walker Kalan to discuss their episodic comedy I Need Your Love, premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 9th. I Need Your Love explores what it is to be an independent musician in New York City. In addition, Camille released [continued]
An Interview With: Jeffrey James

Singer-songwriter Jeffrey James’ latest single, “Day by Day,” is one that is sure to brighten your day. Bright and easy to listen to, “Day by Day” mixes pop, indie, and R&B to create a positive and celebratory single punctuated with thoughtful, honest lyrics. James is known for his 2022 collaboration with Dave Audé, which included [continued]
EP Review: Signals – Misticeti

A humpback whale falls against the sand on the cover of Misticeti’s Signals EP and this image feels like an apt representation of the music: bright and otherworldly, but upbeat and optimistic for what could be. The opening track “Mirage” gently pulls the listener into a mystical world. But this is different from a more [continued]
An Interview With: Isabel Dumaa

Recently, Saint Audio had the opportunity to interview Isabel Dumaa about her new single, “Quarter Life Crisis,” as well as her artistic process, her influences, and what we can expect from her in the future. Check out what she had to say below and be sure to listen to “Quarter Life Crisis” on your preferred [continued]
JAIN Reveals Her Tarot-Inspired Songwriting Process for The Fool

Saint Audio had the opportunity to sit down with French artist JAIN and discuss her new album, The Fool, which is available now on streaming services. Check out what she had to say about the album and her creative process below. Can you talk about what inspired The Fool and what we can expect from [continued]
Essentials: “Quarter Life Crisis” – Isabel Dumaa

19-year-old Isabel Dumaa may not be old enough to have a quarter-life crisis, but her new single “Quarter Life Crisis” draws on themes that anyone can relate to while creating an easy pop sound that draws the listener in from the get-go. That’s why it’s easy to see how Dumaa’s songs have gained traction on [continued]
Gig Review: Rooms of Hallucination Tour Impresses at The Fillmore

One night in mid-February, Daisy Guttridge and Hippie Sabotage filled the Fillmore in Philadelphia with thoughtful pop and electric, genre-defying sounds on their Rooms of Hallucinations tour. Daisy Guttridge opened for Hippie Sabotage, the way she has and will continue to for their entire tour. Delightful pop synth greeted the crowd as Daisy emerged, ready [continued]
Pop Newcomer Daisy Guttridge Gets Real

We recently had the opportunity to sit down with pop artist Daisy Guttridge to discuss her recent single, “i found u,” upcoming single “Skin,” and her journey as an artist. Check out our conversation below, and be sure to catch Daisy on her first-ever North American tour. How did you first get started as a [continued]