The new single, “V.I.P, comes complete with a brand new music video, that features some conventionally hot action, but according to Saint, whose real name is Akeem Williams, “it’s merely artistic expression.” With no harm intended, the artist says he really wants to highlight the beauty of women across the Caribbean. “We have so many talented women of extraordinary appeal. They’re all worth our admiration,” he said coyly. The song’s undertone, while raw and real, for Saint, holds even greater meaning. “Our generation is a bit different. We’re more open to straight forward, blunt expression. The song delivers that without a doubt, but I also want all women to understand that they’re queens and deserve to be treated as such,” he said.

Music his passion, Saint says he understands the importance of sharing his gift with the world, but also understands the market he’s a part of. “We’ve got to entertain and sometimes it’s tough to do that while sharing uplifting messages, but with this particular track, I want ladies to dance and be themselves but still know that as a male artist, I value them as professionals, caretakers, businesswomen and all else. Women contribute in a really meaningful way to all of our lives, and it’s time for us to all respect that,” he said.

Saint is well known in Trinidad and Tobago for his involvement in the Hip Hop and Rap fraternity, however, in recent years, he has welcomed evolution, dabbling in other genres, inclusive of Soca and dancehall music. He’s excited to bring this project to life. “This is for all the ladies the world over, who are focused and committed to being their best selves, no matter what careers they have, or what their personal aspirations may be. We respect and love them for who they are and all the fun and hope they bring to all our lives,” he said.