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Rooftop Sundowners set the stage for an unforgettable Sunday at The Artistry, as fans gathered to celebrate Saudi’s latest album, “Msotra Don’t Die,” released under OVLOE Monopoly, his independent record label. The day was a vibrant blend of curated sounds by Kaywxrld and Emtee Records’ Yungseruno, culminating in a heartfelt listening session with Saudi himself and Blaqnote on the keys.
Amongst the cheers and laughter, one moment stole the show as a fan handed Saudi roses during his heartfelt performance of “Roses,” a touching gesture of appreciation for the artist’s impact while he’s still alive. Another fan was moved to tears throughout the show, a testament to the emotional depth of Saudi’s music and its ability to touch hearts.
Reflecting on his musical journey, Saudi opened up about his biggest challenge, stating, “Learning and understanding the importance of the music business has been crucial as an independent artist.”
Fans can expect “Msotra Don’t Die” to be a rollercoaster of emotions, as Saudi expressed, “Every kind of feeling, I think any emotion a human being could possibly feel in a lifetime is in this album… they can find healing, they can find enjoyment. But more than anything, they can find inspiration.”
Offering advice to aspiring musicians, Saudi emphasized the importance of passion and dedication, stating, ” Be sure to do what you love because being a musician is too stressful and demanding for it to be something you can live without.”
In addition to sharing his music, Saudi opened up about his own struggles, including growing up without a father and experiencing his mother’s incarceration. Through his album, he bravely tells his story, offering solace and empowerment to listeners who may resonate with his experiences.
Music and Soul Sundays at The Artistry with Saudi was more than just an event; it was a celebration of music’s power to heal, inspire, and unite. As fans left the venue, they carried with them not only the melodies of “Msotra Don’t Die” but also the warmth of shared experiences and the reminder to always pursue their passions with unwavering dedication.
The “Msotra Don’t Die” album is available to stream on Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music,SoundCloud and Tidal.
