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Our sound combines the musical characters of our five members, drawing from Classic Rock inspirations and weaving in diverse genres and World Music influences. Our fourteen song self-titled debut album, recorded at the iconic Blasting Room in Fort Collins, was released in February 2024. Since then, we’ve been recognized as official artists on Colorado’s Indie 102.3, are receiving airplay on a growing collection of stations, and seeing our streaming numbers continue to rise. Our album release show at Denver’s Lost Lake Lounge was sold out and packed to capacity! This support we’re experiencing is humbling and motivating.

The music of Saint Somebody is intertwined with stories of resilience and transformation. Before the recording sessions, radio play, rising streaming numbers, and boisterous concerts, we faced profound challenges — addiction, depression, illness, and loss. A house fire left the band without a space to practice just as we were finally beginning to find our groove. Our story is embodied in the rising of the phoenix, emerging stronger from life’s flames. Our logo represents transformation, re-creating the self, and celebrating who we can become when we refuse to abandon our dreams in the face of overwhelming odds.

Our growing body of songs celebrates perseverance and the power of conscious choice. Songs like And Now? and Find Your Way Back Home, which carry themes of loss and redemption, are testaments to staying present and determined even in the most challenging times. Our song Revision embodies the spirit of transformation, urging listeners to know at any age it remains possible to revise who we are and reconnect with our aspirations. These meaningful themes, along with other far more lighthearted lyrics, are woven into danceable rhythms and sticky melodies that uplift and recharge the spirit. We hope our music speaks to anyone who has faced setbacks and lost track of a dream. Sharing music and calling in community are long held dreams for each of us. Music pulls us to gather with those we cherish, allowing us to shake off our troubles, to celebrate, and dance. Our sights are set on sharing our music as expansively as possible, with the ambitious vision of playing Colorado’s seminal Red Rocks Amphitheater. Together we aspire to inspire others to pick their dusty and discarded dreams back up as well.

“Every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future.” Oscar Wilde

We are Saint Somebody.