Saint Joshua is a London-based pop and R&B artist making an impression across the global music scene with his original and compelling sound. Drawing inspiration from iconic artists like Usher, Frank Ocean, Stevie Wonder and Amy Winehouse, Saint Joshua delivers an exciting sound that’s at once nostalgic and forward-thinking.
With over 15 million spins and features in leading publications like Wonderland, Clash, Rollacoaster and Earmilk, Saint Joshua’s name continues to rise. Recognised by Complex Magazine as a UK R&B artist to watch in 2023, he’s been going from strength to strength with each move. His ability to channel heartfelt emotion through reflective lyrics and lush production has earned him praise from critics and a steadily growing fanbase.
His live performances have only added to his growing reputation; after selling out his debut London show last year, he embarked on a successful UK headline tour in early 2024, dazzling audiences with his magnetic stage presence. Highlights include his appearances at BBC Introducing Futuretense and London Fashion Week’s Fame Magazine showcase, as well as major UK festivals like Latitude, The Great Escape, Dot2Dot, and Live At Leeds. This year, he also made his US debut in Los Angeles, bringing his sound alive for new audiences across the Atlantic.
Now he’s unveiled his highly anticipated new mixtape, Self-(En)titled, a masterful blend of soulful vocals and genre-breaking beats, this nine-track project captures his personal journey while once again confirming his reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging talents.
Self-(En)titled represents a significant moment in Saint Joshua’s career. Collaborating with an impressive lineup of producers including Cashybear, Pears Macintyre, Jack Ducker, Geth, Edbl and Blair Mackichan, he’s created a release that takes the perfect snapshot of the latest chapter in his musical story. Among the standout tracks are “Blah Blah Blah,” “Do U Ever Call” and “Sweet Talk,” which have already received extensive support from Radio 1, 1Xtra,and Apple Music. Meanwhile, “Nasty” ventures into classic R&B territory, balancing sultry tones with his trademark soulful delivery carrying silky melodic writing.
Tracks like “Waterfalls” and “Blessing” serve up stunning harmony-rich melodies while “Next Flight to Paris” adds a vibe-driven energy that’s impossible not to love. Looking ahead, Saint Joshua’s momentum shows no signs of slowing. In January next year, he’s set to perform in Amsterdam and Paris, with additional European tour dates and festival appearances on the horizon.
Listen to Self-(En)titled below
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