DJs, producers, and songwriters group that go by the name Black Saint are delivering to us fresh sounds influenced by their love for UK Garage and Jungle that will be played across dance floors, house parties, and festivals globally.
Black Saint have pendulously been biding their time, honing their craft and readying themselves for their debut release ‘Could You Love Me’ which embodies an inventive fusion of house, R&B, trap and hip-hop. This sound personifies Black Saint’s own BLACK HOUSE sub-genre.
Having racked up a staggering 4M streams on Spotify, Could You Love Me is an infectiously captivating crossover track that is simply the first chapter of the story for this musical composite.
The video has been directed by coveted and award-winning director Josh Cole (Rudimental, Chase & Status) who’s creative vision encapsulates and executes the true ethos of the song as well as Black Saint’s aesthetic.
They infuse delectable tones with fresh house and garage production to create tunes with pace and energy that really lighten up the crowds. Speaking of energy, Black Saint have been kind enough to put together their ultimate weekend party playlist! Check it out…
‘Incredible’ – M-Beat General Levy
‘Yuh Love’ – Vybz Kartel
‘Konnichiwa’ – Skepta
‘Alright’ – Kendrick Lamar
‘House Work’ – Jax Jones
‘Could You Love Me’ – Black Saint
‘One Dance’ – Drake
‘Not Nice’ – Party Next Door
‘Neighbors’ – J. Cole
‘Hip Hop’ – Dead Prez
‘Incredible’ – M-Beat General Levy
‘Yuh Love’ – Vybz Kartel
‘Konnichiwa’ – Skepta
‘Alright’ – Kendrick Lamar
‘House Work’ – Jax Jones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOtMpFNSlCA
‘Could You Love Me’ – Black Saint
‘One Dance’ – Drake
‘Not Nice’ – Party Next Door
‘Neighbors’ – J. Cole
The video has been directed by coveted and award-winning director Josh Cole (Rudimental, Chase & Status) who’s creative vision encapsulates and executes the true ethos of the song as well as Black Saint’s aesthetic.
‘Hip Hop’ – Dead Prez
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