If you’ve been waiting for Saint Avangeline to cut straight to the bone again, today’s your day. The Atlanta-based singer, songwriter, and producer just unveiled “Limerence,” a track that moves like a dream you don’t want to wake up from, paired with a striking new video. It’s seductive, it’s devastating, and it lingers.
What “Limerence” Sounds Like
“Limerence” glides on spectral melodies and gauzy vocals, then blooms into something bigger and more ominous. The theme is right there in the title: that intoxicating crush state where devotion blurs into danger. As Saint Avangeline puts it, “I feel hazy listening to it. Dreamlike state. Written in a bad time of my life and so my subconscious wrote it. The lyrics were written at a Starbucks in 2022, I thought I was writing a love song, but was in an abusive relationship.”
The official video is live now, amplifying the track’s cinematic pull. You can find it on her YouTube channel, with the single itself already listed on Spotify.
Writing In Color: The Artist’s Process
Saint Avangeline doesn’t just write songs, she storyboards emotions. “Most songs are like a diary for me,” she says. “Exploring my mental health struggles. Trauma, intense feelings. Like sucking the poison out.” She also experiences chromesthesia, so every composition lives within a color palette in her head. “These upcoming releases all have a nostalgic yearning, but in the order they are written, they go from this place of dreamland delusion, to starting to wake up, to facing the future and having genuine change, eyes open.”
That sensibility runs through “Limerence,” where tenderness and ruin exist in the same frame.
A Fast-Rising Fanbase
Her audience has surged across platforms, with Spotify currently showing around 2.4 million monthly listeners. Back-catalog highlights keep climbing too: “Lilith” is past 57 million Spotify streams, and her 2023 cover “Every Girl Gets Her Wish” sits above 13 million.
From ‘Gardener of Eden’ To ‘Inferno’ To Now
Saint Avangeline’s debut album, Gardener of Eden (2022), laid the groundwork with diaristic storytelling and moody, sculpted production. She followed with the cover single “Every Girl Gets Her Wish” in 2023 and the sophomore album Inferno in 2024. “Limerence” feels like the next chapter, a vulnerable reset that still carries her signature bite.
Tour Dates: Los Angeles & New York This October
She’s taking the new single on the road with two intimate shows this fall.
- Oct 19, Los Angeles, CA at The Roxy (Mortal Genesis Tour)
- Oct 26, New York, NY at The Meadows (Brooklyn)
Both dates are on sale now via official ticketing pages. If you’re near either coast, these rooms will sell quickly.
Why “Limerence” Matters
Saint Avangeline has a rare gift for turning private upheaval into pop that feels communal. “Inspiration is fueled by an intense emotion that I cannot shake,” she explains. That immediacy is why her songs land so hard on timelines and in headphones. “Limerence” is the latest proof, a haunted love story you can hear and almost see.
Quick Links For Fans
- Watch: “Limerence” official video on her YouTube channel.
- Stream: “Limerence” on Spotify, and catch up on “Lilith” and “Every Girl Gets Her Wish.”
- Tickets: The Roxy on Oct 19, The Meadows on Oct 26.
If you’re new to her world, start with “Limerence” today, then let Gardener of Eden and Inferno fill in the backstory. And if you’ve been here a while, you know what? This chapter feels like a reckoning in real time.
