Saul Blake

Saul Blake
Saul Blake
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Saul Blake, an Alternative/Rap artist from Galway, Ireland. 
 Blake's career started whilst in his early teenage years, he began writing lyrics as a way to vent his frustrations. This developed his storytelling abilities and was able to portray his unique approach to life through music. Influenced by the likes of Call Me Karizma , Joyner Lucas, & Gorillaz. Blake has managed to draw inspiration from these artists whilst maintaining originality. 
 'Saul Blake is an extremely unique and special artist, with such a distinctive sound, that there is honestly no artist that he can be compared to. He doesn’t stray from one genre, and always has a unique element to whatever he brings to the table.' - MELISSA CUSANO, Rising Artists. 
 After a long hiatus, Blake returned in early 2020 with a flurry of independent singles Empty Homes, Celebration and X all receiving support from industry taste-makers. from the likes Hotpress Magazine, Hendicott Writing, DeMars Entertainment& NotBad.ie, Also having received airplay from radio stations such as Dublin City Fm, CCR FM, & Detroit Unplugged, & RTE 2XM Saul Blake’s latest track Conversations In The Dark is a hard-hitting emotional song about the toxisty of saying in a doomed relationship. ‘The violin, they say, may be the most evocative instrument, bar the human voice. Once I got swiped with midi-backed strings, mid-track, they carried a brand of evocation that fit in my pocket, in the space where my iPod used to go’ - humble rock dove

Updated Nov 8, 2026, 3:18 AM
First discovered Aug 29, 2026, 11:35 PM