St. Beauty
St. Beauty is a duo from Philadelphia formed in 2012 by Isis Valentino and LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs. They released their self-titled debut album in 2016, which...
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St. Beauty is a duo from Philadelphia formed in 2012 by Isis Valentino and LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs. They released their self-titled debut album in 2016, which included songs like "Borders." Their music draws from R&B, soul, and jazz, with influences mentioned in their materials including Gil Scott-Heron and Nina Simone.
They put out two more albums, "A Place Called Us" in 2019 and "Running Like Water" in 2023. Other tracks in their catalog include "Going Nowhere" and "Lucid Dreams." Both members are credited as singers, songwriters, and producers.
Their work has been noted for its experimental quality and emotional depth, though they've also spoken about navigating the music industry as a Black female duo. The music tends to avoid easy categorization, leaning into ethereal harmonies and introspective lyrics.
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