Saint of Soldiers
Our First 'Made In Montana' Grantee!
Saint of Soldiers is a five-piece band based in Missoula, Montana, blending Americana, indie rock, and folk into a sound that is both raw and deeply intentional. Known for their harmony-rich vocals and driving, emotionally grounded performances, they balance grit and tenderness—rooted in storytelling that feels both personal and expansive.
A Recording Fund grant, made possible by New Music USA, helped Saint of Soldiers bring their debut album, Eternal Adolescence, to completion through additional production, professional mixing and mastering. Additionally, music from their album will be featured in an upcoming Montana PBS documentary about Glacier National Park's Going-to-the-Sun Road, expanding the reach of their work beyond the stage to a broader public audience.
Saint of Soldiers represents what our Made In Montana grant initiative is designed to support: artists who are already doing the work—writing, recording, touring—and ready for an extra boost to complement their efforts. We are thrilled to share their completed album, Eternal Adolescence.
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Made Possible by New Music USA
Recording Fund and the Made In Montana grant series was supported by New Music USA’s Organization Fund, with support in part by Fifth House Ensemble; support for organizations in New York State are made possible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature; support for organizations in New York City are funded in part by public funds form the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and with support from the Howard Gilman Foundation.
This round of the Organization Fund was determined after a review process that involved 39 independent panelists assessing 475 requests from across the United States.