Latin Metalcore band SAINT DIABLO start a riot with new "Dame Todo" music video & single!

Saint Diablo is a brutal Latin Metalcore powerhouse known for their explosive blend of driving rhythms, aggressive riffs, and fervent vocals. Hailing from Virginia, USA, the band infuses their music with Latin influences, creating a unique sound that has set them apart in the metal scene since their inception in 2004. The band just premiered a new music video titled "Dame Todo" which is the second single & music video taken from their upcoming EP album The Reckoning which will be released on July 19, 2024 via Eclipse Records. The album was produced, mixed, and mastered by Chris Anger (III Nino, Wyclef Jean, Luny Tunes) at Sound Republic Studio; engineered by Brandon Dickey & Justin Adams at Revive Studios; and the cover art was created by Chris Anger. The music video for “Dame Todo” was directed by Brendan McGlathery at Preta Path Photography.

“In this predominantly Spanish-sung song, the video captures imagery from many Latin American, Puerto Rican, and Caribbean cultures that (being from Puerto Rico), I saw everyday growing up in my household and Latino community abroad”, says lead vocalist Tito Quinones. “When we first wrote this song, I envisioned sending a love letter to my muse and/or the audience because I'm a jealous lover and I don't want anybody else to have them the way I have them. Naturally, with the success of our last video for Voice On the Phone, it was a no-brainer to work with Brendan McGlathery of Pretapath Photography again!” Guitarist Justin Adams adds, “During the production of this video our whole extended family came together with us as a fully functioning team. We all worked from sunrise to sunset the weekend of the shoot. Most of us had to travel back many hours to get home but it was all worth it. We were truly humbled to know we had such wonderful talent and support from our friends, families, and wives. The time spent with band members and production team getting the costumes, face paint designs, and the getting the set ready was perhaps my favorite part of the experience, and we will never forget it!”