Savera's latest single is a sound of slow living, straight from the ocean
Aahista
, signaling a significant new chapter in his musical journey. This release is the first taste of his highly anticipated debut independent EP,
Strongest Boy Alive
, slated for a June launch.
Crafted entirely by Savera, the track serves as a soft yet profound call to embrace a slower pace of life. It's a reminder to disconnect from the frantic world, find solace in nature, and discover healing in moments of quiet. The track's delicate melodies and poignant lyrics beautifully convey the power of stillness and introspection.
Sharing his personal connection to the song, Savera said: "
Aahista
came from mornings where I'd sit quietly by the ocean and just let myself be still.
It's about slowing down, letting the world move without you for a bit, and realising that's okay. Moving to a slower life helped me reconnect with nature, and with myself. This song came from that stillness."
His upcoming seven-track EP,
Strongest Boy Alive
, promises to be a deeply personal collection, exploring themes of vulnerability, growth, and self-discovery through various facets of his artistry. Elaborating on the EP's creationthe musician said: "This came together during a time when I'd stepped away from the rush. From deadlines, city noise, everything. It's full of songs that came out in between naps, long walks, and quiet moments that I didn't think anyone would see.
But maybe they're exactly the kind of moments people need to hear right now."
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