SGS proudly presents..

New single by Relic
"Little Bit Too Much" (produced by Matthew James)
Cover photo by: Filey

We hope you enjoy! :)

Relic - "Little Bit Too Much" [SGS Official - 2014]

Single

Walter White feat. Filey

Drunk Mind, Sober Heart

Forever Lives

Don't Feel Right by Filey Feat. Relic

Hardest Song of the Muhfuckin' Year.. 
ISSA BIG MAN TING.

Single - Amor No More Part 2

Amor No More (Part 2) feat. Filey

Sad & Pretty (Prod by Young Taylor)

Malo's newest single "Every Night", based on a true story, is an insight to the every day and every night struggle and grind of a starving artist. Philly's Steakhouse is where Malo actually works. 13 hour days. Over 60 hours a week. But as stated in the song, he was not born for that.
Produced by Mr. Kelly
Directed by DEXSTR8DOPE

Every Night (prod. by Mr. Kelly)

Ain't Love ft. Defective J & Lyla Rose

I wrote this while high off of marijuana. I was in my feelings. Dug up some family issues. It makes me want to cry. Enjoy. 🖤

I Hate You ft. Lyla Rose

Self sabotage syndrome. Google it. It's hard to love someone else when you don't love yourself first, but it's possible. Look at Relic for example.

Push U Away

I wrote this song out of pure angst and frustration with peers and loved ones as well as the game itself. Hip Hop and Rap music nowadays is so dumbed down that we have forgotten a lot of key elements that serves as a basis to the genre, one being lyricism for example. That is a reason why I paid homage to my biggest inspiration in the rap game, Big Pun who influenced my raps and flows from the jump. I'm also frustrated because I feel heavily slept on. I know my worth and weight in gold in this music, and I intended to flex on this track and flash my guns a little in my armory of bars and harmonies. You've heard me sing a lot lately and I just wanted to remind everyone that lyrically I am not to be underestimated.

Yea Yea Yea

Born into a first generation Caribbean American family, New Orleans native Relic Saint Malo was raised in a truly multi-cultural setting surrounded by different foods, people and especially different music. Music being a daily part of his life from the very beginning and singing from the age of only 9 months, its no surprise that this guy would eminently fall into the temptations of being a musical artist. 
Ok cut the bullshit. Lets get to the point. Relic is multifaceted. He wants to make a trap song? He makes a trap song. He wants to make a pop song? Done. He wants to sing, rap and throw in that island vibe all on one track? He can do it. Good song, bad song, real song, sad song, club, lyrical, conscious, ignorant as hell, well he has done it all. (Even used to be in a rock band). He has experienced so many walks of life that Relic feels natural in almost any setting, which is true for music as well.
Want to get to know Relic personally? Relic loves his beard, dutch apple pies and he likes to get wasted on the weekends. His favorite ice cream is almond flavored and he is pretty handy on a hibachi style grill. Relic loves attending the gym but never has time to and would never do cocaine but would like to try acid one day. He is very opinionated and very well may be an asshole. Sick of the personal shit? Yea. 
Relic has performed numerous shows in New Orleans, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami and even for carnival on Utila, where his roots lie. He has collaborated with artists from all over and has opened up for many major label artists such as Ty Dolla Sign, Juvenile, Kyle and Lil Boosie. After gaining a nation wide buzz with the release of his single "Walter White", based off the hit series "Breaking Bad" and featuring friend and fellow New Orleans native rap artist Filey, Relic knew he had found his calling. Now Relic is trying to keep that buzz going. He just released his mixtape "Drunk Mind, Sober Heart" on SoundCloud and every online market, and is currently working on the upcoming "Caribbean Connection" mixtape series which will incorporate his island cultural background into his already established hip-hop/rap abilities. All he needs now is for the world to listen.

Relic Saint Malo

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