South of Savoy

South of Savoy has captivated listeners with a range of tracks that blend rock and indie rock elements seamlessly. "Better Days" stands out with its catchy hooks and relatable themes, making it a fan favorite. The energy in "Love The Feeling" invites you to embrace the moment, while "New Used Car" offers a more introspective take, reflecting on life’s choices and journeys.

Other notable tracks include "Bad Side," which carries a punchy rhythm, and "People Talk," a song that resonates with many. "Back To You" showcases their ability to combine emotion with melody, while "Last Call" wraps up their sound with a familiar vibe. Each track contributes to their unique style, drawing listeners in with straightforward lyrics and engaging instrumentation.

South of Savoy recently released their latest album, titled "South of Savoy (2025)." This project features a collection of tracks that explore various themes and sounds within the rock and indie rock genres. The album captures a range of emotions and experiences, showcasing the band's growth and creativity.

The single "Better Days (2025)" stands out with its upbeat vibe and reflective lyrics. Another recent release, "Love the Feeling / Back to You (2025)," combines catchy melodies with relatable themes of love and longing. Earlier in 2024, they dropped "New Used Car," which presents a more laid-back sound, while "Last Call (2024)" offers a deeper dive into personal narratives. Each of these tracks adds to the evolving sound of South of Savoy, making their music resonate with a broad audience.

South of Savoy has made notable appearances at various festivals and venues, gaining a following in Estonia's music scene. Their performances at the Õllesummer Festival and Tallinn Music Week stand out. At Õllesummer, the band delivered a lively set that resonated with the audience, showcasing their ability to engage festival-goers. Their appearance at Tallinn Music Week provided a platform for them to connect with industry professionals and fans, helping to broaden their reach.

In addition to these key festivals, they have played at local venues like Von Krahl Theatre and Rock Cafe. These shows allowed them to develop a strong local presence and refine their sound. Their combination of rock and indie influences draws in a diverse crowd, making each performance a unique experience. With each show, they continue to solidify their place in the Estonian music landscape.