LEVELLAND’S THE DIVINE SAINT OF LOVE EXPANDS HIS CATALOG WITH “FEEL IT”

LEVELLAND’S THE DIVINE SAINT OF LOVE EXPANDS HIS CATALOG WITH “FEEL IT”

The Divine Saint of Love is adding a Levelland voice to West Texas hip hop, with a growing collection of independent releases that includes his 2026 singles “FEEL IT” and “ZaZa.”

For listeners discovering him now, those songs are an introduction to a catalog spanning several years. His work includes solo records and collaborations, giving audiences more to explore beyond his latest release.

“FEEL IT” arrived Aug. 27, 2026, with Savon Childers credited as producer on Audiomack. It follows “ZaZa,” featuring Gaspy, another release from this year.

Listen to “FEEL IT”: https://open.spotify.com/track/2u8mSZGTKObaOs08sxrzT9

Release details and production credit: https://audiomack.com/the-divine-saint-of-love/song/feel-it

His earlier releases include “Imagination,” “Winnin’” and “Sleepy” from 2024. In 2025, he added songs including “L.L.D.A” and “Problem,” featuring Jay Demerscha. He also appeared alongside B.Sam’Son on 0H9YNE’s “Thoughts.”

Together, those releases document an artist continuing to record and collaborate across multiple years. For new listeners, that history provides a chance to explore his work beyond whichever song first caught their attention.

Explore his Apple Music catalog: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/the-divine-saint-of-love/1676406510

His involvement in the music community extends beyond recording. In February 2025, The Divine Saint of Love joined Donnie Flamingo, Gatsby of Quest 4 Productions and O.N.E Vonntae on Ramos & Friends Radio.

The episode, titled “Music and More,” included a discussion about dream musical collaborations, offering another way for listeners to get acquainted with the artist behind the records.

Find the podcast: https://ramosandfriendsradio.buzzsprout.com/

Quest4 Productions also hosts a dedicated page featuring The Divine Saint of Love merchandise, giving supporters another way to connect with his work.

Artist merchandise: https://q4p.co/pages/divine-saint-of-love

For West Texas listeners looking to discover music close to home, “FEEL IT” offers a recent starting point. His earlier singles and collaborations provide the next steps into the catalog.

Find more of his music: https://unitedmasters.com/a/divine-love

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