Polyester The Saint Lives Up To His Name On "The Saint"

Polyester The Saint unveils his latest project ft. Airplane James, Spanky Loco, and more.

BYAron A.Sep 27, 20211.7K Views

Coming straight out the West Coast, Polyester The Saint has maintained a traditional route that carries the traditions of his stomping grounds. Though he's remained a staple in L.A.'s underground scene, he's been dumping out a consistent stream of projects in the past few years including Can't Be Faded, Vol 1 and For The Player In You Too -- both released in 2020.

This week, he returned with his second offering of the year titled, The Saint. Serving as the follow-up to P-Legit: The Master Peace Album, the rapper's latest project dives even deeper into the sounds of L.A. "3 Minutes" is a quintessential G-Funk banger for the new era while flashes of Tupac pop out on "Merit Of A Man."

Check out the latest project from Polyester the Saint below.

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