Saint Nine, a Bangkok-based Korean electronic producer has unleashed his newest single entitled “Don’t Call Me Sugar”. The artist joins Umami Records which is an independent record label based out in Singapore.
About The Bangkok Producer
The new single is said to be, “a tropical Electro-Pop track infused with Latin-Cuban melodies, suave instrumentation, and a vocal performance by an unnamed two-time Grammy nominee.” It dives deep into a narrative about “romantic betrayal and trust issues.”
Saint Nine says,
The song is about a man who was cheated by his girlfriend. He’s probably a lot better off without her. It will just become another bittersweet memory at the end of the day for him.
Saint Nine
About the chorus of the track, he states, “I wanted sad lyrics for the song but with an irresistible beat that would put listeners in the mood for dancing. Nothing too energetic, just enough to make people want to move and dance.”
The producer, Saint Nine, is revealed to be classically trained as a vocalist and as a pianist. He is also known for listening to various types of music and is inspired by the sounds from around the world. He reveals, “I’m not sure how to express them in terms of harmonics, but some melodies lure me into various genres like cinematic music, meditation music, EDM and hip hop. I try to make music that transcends genres.”
And he’s done just that with his new track “Don’t Call Me Sugar”. Take a listen to the official audio below and be sure to stream it now (HERE).
