Two recent tracks from savannah immerse with a dreamy, melodically atmospheric pop charm. “on again” and “say” excel with their lushly magnetic sounds, emitting a warming and replay-inducing quality in their quality songwriting and stylish productions — drawing from influences like Imogen Heap, Beach House, and CHVRCHES.
Released in April, “on again” captivates with dreamy synth buzzing and enchanting vocal components — from the reflective ethereal backing to the hooky lead, which ascends into a gorgeous “every time you call” smitten sense. “My partner and I wrote and produced this track to capture the emotional push and pull of a relationship on the brink, where boundaries blur and tensions resolve into something beautifully uncertain,” savannah says.
Meanwhile, the newly released “say” exudes a meditative folktronica in its layered vocal delights, soft acoustic strums, and elegant electronic textures. “Say what you wanna,” savannah sings as gliding, twangy guitars incorporate seamlessly. The track — described as “inspired by the vulnerability of unsaid words” — is another thorough success from savannah, who succeeds aesthetically and melodically on these two gems.
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These and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Emerging Singles’ Spotify playlist.
