“Sometimes songs take on a new life down the road—perspectives change as life unfolds. To me, this is really about the journey and the evolution along the way” says singer-songwriter Saul Rivers. “I want my music to give people a sense of hope, and that more in life will be revealed over time; they just have to hang in there.”

Singer-songwriter Saul Rivers pens the type of songs you can grow into. Rivers’ songs gift with intimate self-reflection and emotive narratives. His vocals hit that sweet spot between soulful and sorrowful, and his musicality spans pop, singer-songwriter, rock, and the sleekly adventurous soundscapes of hip-hop and R&B.

The New York-based artist has garnered favorable comparisons to artists ranging from Bruno Major and Kevin Garrett , to some of his own influences like John Mayer, Coldplay, and James Morrison.

To date, Rivers has issued three studio EP’s (Late Bloomer, PARADOX, and Couldn't Do It Alone), a live EP (The Pineapple Sessions (Live), and 15 singles. His newest EP “Late Bloomer” includes his collaboration with Alita Moses (Jacob Collier) on Am I Gonna Be.

Select career highlights include the title track from his debut studio EP, Couldn't Do It Alone , amassing over a million streams on Spotify, his work with Grammy-winning producer Scott Jacoby (Coldplay, Vampire Weekend, Jason Mraz) on Waves, Here, Change, and his most recent works with producer Zach Ezzy (Late Bloomer, PARADOX).

Regardless of when you become a fan, one thing is for sure - Saul’s versatility will keep you curious and excited for what’s next!