Inside LSDream’s relationship with singer Sarah Hudson

LSDream and Sarah Hudson are quietly turning their music-world connection into one of the sweetest love stories.

LSDream and Sarah Hudson have shone a spotlight on their love story, but still on their own terms. Hudson recently shared a sweet Instagram post calling the relationship her “most precious thing.” Undoubtedly, the message makes it clear that their connection is deeply personal.

Before LSDream (aka Sami Diament) became the bass-heavy project fans know today, the producer had a whole different identity. After building a career under the name Brillz, he launched LSDREAM in 2018. Meanwhile, Sarah Hudson is a seasoned singer, songwriter, and vocal producer. The two also share older creative roots. Hudson was the voice behind Ultraviolet Sound, which once included Diament as the keyboardist. This background gives their relationship a built-in sense of history.

Hudson has carved out a serious songwriting résumé over the years. She has co-written major pop records, including Dua Lipa’s “Levitating” and Katy Perry’s “Dark Horse,” while also working on songs for artists such as Cher and Troye Sivan. 

LSDream’s project has grown quickly since its 2018 debut. His live shows have become known for immersive visuals and a welcoming atmosphere, with sets at major festivals like Electric Forest, Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, and Okeechobee. He also expanded his footprint in 2024 through LSZEE, his collaborative project with CloZee.

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Hudson’s post did most of the talking. It framed the relationship as something private, steady, and worth protecting, which is not how romance usually gets handled in music news. Still, the reaction was immediate because the message felt genuine.

For fans, that is probably the main appeal. LSDream and Hudson are not turning their relationship into a campaign. They are simply letting it exist, which is often more interesting than making a spectacle of it.

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Having grown up just an earshot from Ultra Miami's venue Bayfront Park, it was next to impossible for me not to fall in love with electronic music. My love for music was evidently strong enough for me to write my college essay on festival culture and continue attending Ultra for 12 consecutive years (still counting). As an avid traveler, I'm definitely not afraid to hop on a plane for a music event. My current bucket list festivals right now are Tomorrowland in Belgium, Cercle Festival in France, Kappa Futur in Italy, and Sonus in Croatia. Though the list could go on forever, some of my favorite artists are Franky Wah, BICEP, Cassian, and Mochakk.

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