Saint Levant, born Marwan Abdelhamid in Jerusalem in 2000, is a Palestinian-French singer-songwriter of Palestinian-Serbian and French-Algerian descent, raised in Gaza and later Jordan before moving to California. He raps and sings in English, Arabic and French, weaving together R&B, hip-hop and North African folk sounds into a style that is distinctly his own. His 2022 single "Very Few Friends" went viral on TikTok and put him on the global map; his 2024 debut album Deira - named after his father's hotel in Gaza, destroyed in an Israeli airstrike - cemented his reputation as one of the Arab world's most prominent voices in contemporary music.
Saint Levant was named Prada's first Palestine-born brand ambassador, coinciding with the brand's Spring/Summer 2027 menswear show in Milan in late June 2026.
His Prada campaign image, in which he wore a silver pendant shaped like historic Palestine, drew both widespread praise and boycott calls from pro-Israel groups.
Cosmetics brand Huda Beauty launched a limited-edition lip oil shade called "Kalamantina" in collaboration with Saint Levant, with proceeds supporting Palestinian farmers.
Saint Levant released the EP Love Letters / رسائل حب on Valentine's Day 2025, split into an English-language side A and an Arabic-language side B.
Saint Levant released his debut full-length album Deira in June 2024, featuring collaborations with Kehlani, MC Abdul and Cheb Bilal, after signing with Universal Arabic Music earlier that year.
