Savoi Returns With A Vengeance In New Release, ‘Sucked at Love’ 

Set for release on November 10, ‘Sucked at Love’ is the new single from Australian artist, Savoi. The singer songwriter started out as a producer of EDM music and ‘Sucked at Love’ sees him try his hand at pop/hip hop music.

‘Sucked at Love’ is available to pre-save here.

‘Sucked at Love’ is a gorgeous blend of styles, and sees Savoi take his favourite elements of modern pop, R&B, and hip hop, and blend them with his EDM producing skills. A breakup song that started out as a melody, ‘Sucked at Love’ has a melancholy vibe that tugs at the heartstrings, while at the same time conveying a summer vibe. There’s some distinct Australian parts to the lyrics – references to driving on the freeway, not being able to “hack” a relationship, and the title itself brings a smile to my face as an Aussie ex-pat.

‘Sucked at Love’ has a punchy rhythm, the guitar and percussive elements combining to get your feet tapping. Savoi picked up the guitar after being inspired by the melodies of Post Malone and Dominic Fyke, and set out on a solo career. His EDM experience served him well, and he was able to write, produce, and mix ‘Sucked at Love’ by himself.

Although he’s new to pop, Savoi has nonetheless been working as an EDM producer for the past 7 years, and ‘Next To You’, which saw him feature with LDRU, reached gold status on Australia’s ARIA charts. Other releases, including ‘On My Side’, and ‘Chase It’, released with WRLD, have so far amassed an incredible 26 million streams.

Savoi has performed at Australian music festivals, including Splendour in The Grass and Listen Out Festival, where he’s demonstrated his talent for live performance. he is set to release a track with UK producer Lvther later this year.

‘Sucked at Love’ is out on November 10. You pre-save it here. Find out more about Savoi and his music online on InstagramFacebook, Spotify, and Apple Music.

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