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SAVIOUR Delivers Masterful Debut EP ‘CRASH 99’

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Rising artist SAVIOUR has unveiled his debut EP, CRASH 99, introducing a fresh blend of modern R&B and electronic pop. The EP’s highlight, “WHAT ABOUT FLOWERS?,” explores the complexities of relationships, contrasting physical passion with the longing for deeper emotional connections.

Influenced by artists like Frank Ocean, Moses Sumney, and SZA, SAVIOUR crafts a sound that is both innovative and deeply personal. “WHAT ABOUT FLOWERS?” was inspired by a conversation about the fading romance in modern relationships. SAVIOUR explains, “It struck a chord, and I thought, ‘This needs to be a song.’” The track came together in just two hours, reflecting his knack for turning real-life moments into relatable music.

CRASH 99, marks SAVIOUR’s transition from rap to singing, blending rich R&B tones with hip-hop influences. The EP takes listeners on an emotional journey, showcasing SAVIOUR’s evolving artistry and establishing him as a promising new voice in the music scene.

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Alivia Clark Drops New Electropop Song “Breathless”

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Soon-to-be superstar Alivia Clark makes her triumphant return following a one-year hiatus. The multifaceted talent showcases her sonic evolution through her new single, “Breathless.” “Breathless” is a culmination of genres, most notably EDM/House and Pop. The Dance-Pop, Electropop song has an R&B/Soul flair, demonstrating Alivia Clark’s versatility and immense artistry.

“Breathless” is a booming, fun feminine anthem. Alivia Clark’s sultry, seductive vocals pair well with the song’s thumping, up-tempo instrumentation. The flirtatious, sensual jam is a late-night bop that is passionate and carefree. “‘Breathless’ captures the intoxicating feeling of losing control in a moment of desire.” Alivia Clark continues, “The song lives in that space between vulnerability and power – where emotions hit harder than logic.” 

Follow Alivia Clark on Instagram (@alivia314) and TikTok (@aliviaaaclark).

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