St. Panther is an American multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, and producer who has been steadily making a name for themselves as a dynamic and versatile artist. Born Daniela Bojorges-Giraldo, the California-based musician blends elements of Jazz, soul, R&B, Hip-Hop, and Pop to create a sound that is both genre-defying and deeply personal. St. Panther’s music is often lauded for its emotional depth and vulnerability, drawing from their experiences as a queer Latina navigating identity, culture, and personal growth. Their raw and honest storytelling is amplified by their skill as a self-taught producer and multi-instrumentalist, which allows them to have full creative control over their music. St. Panther is known for playing nearly every instrument featured on their tracks, showcasing their talent and meticulous attention to detail. Their breakthrough came in 2020 with the release of their debut EP, "These Days", on Ricky Reed’s label, Nice Life Recording Company, in partnership with Nate Mercereau’s How So Records and Warner Records. The EP, featuring standout tracks like “Infrastructure” and “Real Love Takes Time,” earned widespread critical acclaim for its unique blend of introspective lyrics and groovy, genre-fluid production. In addition to their solo work, St. Panther has collaborated with notable artists and producers, including providing a remix to the late Mac Miller’s song "Good News" and appearing on projects with artists such as Ricky Reed and Terrace Martin. Their contributions to music extend beyond their own artistry, as she is also passionate about mentoring and inspiring underrepresented voices in the music industry. St. Panther’s artistry is not only a testament to their talent but also to their commitment to authenticity and representation. Through their music, they continue to carve out a space for themselves whilst empowering others to do the same.