Saint Levant, born Marwan Abdekhamid, combines his rich cultural heritage and musical influences in his artistry. Growing up in Gaza and later moving to Jordan, he developed a diverse musical palette, incorporating elements from artists like Lenny Kravitz and Stromae. His recent album, Love Letters, showcases his skills in blending Arabic, English, and French. Apart from being a talented musician, he embodies resilience and political consciousness, while remaining humble and approachable as he navigates his burgeoning career.
I fell in love with music because my first ever memory in life as a human is me and my dad in the car in Gaza listening to Lenny Kravitz, which is a crazy thing if you think about it—American music, Gaza.
Just a couple of weeks ago, he dropped his newest two-part compilation, Love Letters, in which the artist effortlessly bounces between Arabic, English, and French; a through-line with his music.
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