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Anna B Savage – Talk To Me

Anna B Savage’s third album, You and i are Earth, is deeply tied to her relationship with Ireland—both as a place and as a new home. It’s an album about healing and curiosity, framed as “a love letter to a man and to Ireland.” Her extraordinary voice is the centrepiece, moving effortlessly between raw power and delicate vulnerability, making every moment feel intimate and unguarded. Following A Common Turn and in|FLUX, this record feels both personal and open-ended, blending tenderness with a grounded, tactile quality.

https://annabsavage.bandcamp.com/album/you-i-are-earth

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One Track Mind: Anna B Savage

The singer-songwriter discusses her abiding love for a Nat King Cole staple

The premise of One Track Mind is pretty simple: I ask artists to pick one track that means a lot to them – either something they’ve discovered recently, something that’s been with them for years, or one that reminds them of a specific time in their life or career – and tell me what makes it so special to them. I get to talk to the artists I love, and they get to talk about the artists they love. Love all round!

Released last month, Anna B Savage’s debut album A Common Turn was three years in the making and the result is remarkable, sounding at once defiant and deeply vulnerable and exploring themes both lightweight and profound. Throughout, her voice is never short of extraordinary, with tracks frequently starting life as exposed, skeletal frames before building to triumphant, roaring crescendos.

For her track, Anna has selected an artist and record that will doubtless be familiar to most, and speaks about it with such passion that we should probably all take a moment to truly appreciate its magnificence.

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Anna B Savage – BedStudy

I’ve now started this post in about half a dozen different ways, considering how to approach why BedStudy is so brilliant from various angles, but the main point is: Anna B Savage’s voice is absolutely extraordinary, managing to be both fragile and devastatingly powerful in the same breath. It’s taken from her debut album A Common Turn which came out last week, many of the tracks from which exist in a similar space, between vulnerability and invincibility, and builds from scarcely strummed guitar to an electronic crescendo as all-consuming as anything I’ve heard for quite some time.

https://www.annabsavage.com