New EP · Emotions · Out Now

LOST
SAINTS

Bringing that three-part harmony sound back to country music.

Music

Singles & EP
Lost Saints — Looks Like Tonight single cover: the band beneath a starry twilight sky

Latest Single · Out Now

Looks Like Tonight

Three-part harmony under a dying sky. The first taste of what’s next.

Lost Saints — Emotions EP cover: the band against a deep burgundy background beneath the Emotions script lettering

EP · 07 tracks · Out Now

Emotions

Seven songs, three voices, one room.

The Record

  1. 01I Wanna Let YouSpotifyAppleAmazon
  2. 02St. Joe SunsetSpotifyAppleAmazon
  3. 03The OneSpotifyAppleAmazon
  4. 04Let It RingSpotifyAppleAmazon
  5. 05RainSpotifyAppleAmazon
  6. 06So FarSpotifyAppleAmazon
  7. 07Go Rest HighSpotifyAppleAmazon

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Lost Saints press photo — Afton Addington, Chris Biano and Derrick Casteel seated against a grey studio backdrop

About

Three voices, fit together like a puzzle.

Built on the soul-piercing simplicity of three-part harmony, The Lost Saints are a country power trio for a new era — but one with undeniably timeless instincts. Featuring Afton Addington, Chris Biano, and Derrick Casteel, three voices fit together like a puzzle, revitalizing one of country’s core tenets. Sourcing their own musical beginnings from East Tennessee (Casteel) and East Texas (Addington and Biano), The Lost Saints met by grace in 2017 and began exploring an easy, all-natural vocal blend.

Fusing the silky sheen of contemporary country with grassroots ’90s authenticity and the rich, vivid harmony of the classic format, they began turning heads in 2020 through a series of self-styled singles — set apart by their true-trio status (with each member on equal vocal footing). Yet after signing with Two Hats Music Group, and partnering with ace producer/studio legend Ilya Toshinskiy, a new chapter sees The Lost Saints finding their way.

Beginning with the 2024 single “I Wanna Let You,” thick, textured voicing and near-weightless harmonies show a long-loved piece of the country tradition reclaimed, after being absent too long. Meanwhile, 2025 sees the band follow up with the heartfelt power ballad “The One” — a better-late-than-never tribute to soulmates finding one another — and as excitement builds behind the emerging trio, a wealth of new material waits in the wings.