St. Lundi is an artist known for his affecting love songs and indie-pop-folk music, achieving over 120 million streams and numerous collaborations with global artists.
Collaborated with the global artist Kygo, notably on the song 'To Die For' from Kygo's 2020 album 'Golden Hour'.
Collaborated with the Norwegian electronic music duo Seeb on tracks like 'Colourblind' (2020) and a song on their 2021 album 'Sad in Scandinavia'.
Signed to the record label Propeller Recordings.
Toured with the Irish rock band Kodaline.
Toured with singer-songwriter Tom Gregory.
Toured with South African singer-songwriter Jeremy Loops.
Toured with the British pop group Take That.
Collaborated with the indie-pop band Tors on his single 'Fall'.
Collaborated with Ollie Green, known for his work with artists like Tom Grennan and Gavin James, on his single 'Fall'.
Archie Langley, known professionally as St. Lundi, originated from Hayling Island, UK. His musical journey began with a pivotal decision to move to London from his hometown, a significant step discussed in his song ‘Following My Heart.’ This decision was made at a low point in his life, feeling unfulfilled in a “dead-end job” and driven by a deep conviction to pursue music. His early days were marked by financial challenges, accumulating debt while striving to establish a career in London. He once sold his guitar, a Christmas gift from his father, to financially sustain his musical aspirations, a period that preceded his record deal.
St. Lundi’s career progression saw him signing with Propeller Recordings. He has gained recognition for his songwriting, particularly for his ability to craft impactful love songs, with his voice often compared to Chris Martin of Coldplay. His debut EP, ‘Heavy Words,’ accumulated over 2 million streams, and his total streams, including collaborations, approached 15 million. His unique blend of indie-pop-folk has resonated with a wide audience. He has also undertaken tours across the UK and Europe, performing in front of audiences of up to 6,000, and has made visits to New York, further expanding his artistic and professional experiences.
His debut album, ‘The Island,’ is an autobiographical project reflecting on his roots and personal journey, with each song representing pivotal life moments. Beyond his solo work, St. Lundi has engaged in several notable collaborations, contributing to his significant streaming numbers. He values authenticity in his music and advises aspiring musicians to embrace their individuality rather than solely following trends, attributing his own success to staying true to himself despite external pressures, particularly those related to social media.
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