Listen anywhere: the sauvachi player is live
August 26, 2026 · sauvachi.com
Until now, every release on this site pointed somewhere else. You found a track here, tapped a logo and ended up on a platform that chose what you heard next. That's fine for a link page, but it was never meant to stay that way.
The player at sauvachi.com/listen plays the whole catalogue in the browser you're already using. Recordings hosted here play in full and the rest play as previews. You don't have to sign up or install anything, and nothing reshuffles the running order.
What it does
- Plays the whole catalogue. Singles, collaborations and remixes, in the order they were meant to be heard. Hosted recordings play in full, the rest as 30-second previews.
- Keeps your place. Close the tab in the middle of a track and it picks up where you left off, with your queue still there.
- Works offline for the recordings hosted here: save one and it stays on your device. Previews need a connection.
- Installs like an app. Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen without the browser bars, with playback controls on your lock screen.
- Keeps your settings on your device. Saved tracks, volume, repeat and shuffle are stored in your own browser. The privacy page lists what is measured and when.
Putting it on your home screen
On iPhone: open /listen in Safari, tap the share button, then Add to Home Screen. On Android: open it in Chrome, tap the menu, then Install app. On desktop, most browsers show an install icon at the right-hand end of the address bar.
Either way, you get an icon that opens straight into the catalogue. It's the same page without the browser around it. Because it's a web app and not a store download, it updates itself as soon as something new goes up, so there's nothing to reinstall.
Why build it
Streaming platforms are still where the music is distributed. New releases go out to all of them on release day, and most people will hear this music on Spotify or Apple Music, which is fine. But the artist's own site should do more than link somewhere else. If you came here to listen, you should be able to listen here.
There's a practical reason as well. A page of links doesn't tell you how the music sounds as a whole. A run of singles has an order to it, and the artist's own site is the only place that order can be set out properly.
The whole catalogue should be playable on the artist's own site.
Where to start
If you're new to the music, the newest records are at the top of the release list, and the discography has everything in date order.
What's next
Next on the list are full credits for every track, and lyrics where they add something. The longer-term goal is for each new release to appear here at the same time as everywhere else, along with the writing that goes with it.
If something is broken or missing, the address is on the contact page. To hear about new music by email, use the subscribe button at the top of this page. That's the whole mailing list, and it only sends announcements.