The complete sauvachi discography, in date order

August 22, 2026 · sauvachi

This is the index page this site has been missing. Until now, if you wanted to know what sauvachi has released and when, you had to walk backwards through the release posts one at a time. So here it is in one place: every release with a page on this site, in date order, earliest first, with the credit line as it appears on the release itself.

Every date below is taken from the release page on this site, not from memory and not from a third-party database. Where a service lists something differently, the release page here is the one I maintain.

What the catalogue looks like from above

  • 37 releases with dated pages on this site, plus three Apple Music–only titles listed at the end.
  • Span: 2021-12-22 to 2026-08-28 — four years and eight months.
  • Format: 36 singles and one EP. The EP is LOST N FOUND (2026-02-05, six tracks). Everything else is released as a single, including the ones carrying two or three tracks.
  • Collaborators across the catalogue: psydfx, NST, ITHEN, Youngka, Shameone, Sadra, Augxst and MJ 4hunna.
  • Densest year: 2025, with 19 releases between 2025-01-23 and 2025-12-11.

The shape matters more than the total. This is a singles catalogue, not an album catalogue — a run of small, frequent, individually dated releases rather than three or four big drops with long silences between them. That is a deliberate way to work and it changes what the discography is for: it is a timeline, not a shelf.

Every release, earliest first

The releases that carry more than one track

A release and a track are not the same unit, and several of these are single-format releases with a full track list underneath. Listed here so the page is complete rather than merely tidy:

  • Omnivert (2024-10-31) — Cool Kids · The Color Blue
  • LOADING (2025-02-13) — HULKS · WHATS THE MEANING · MORE
  • CHOICES (2025-08-28) — TUSS (feat. NST) · MISTAKES (feat. MJ 4hunna) · CALL YOUR PHONE
  • FLICKY (2025-10-31) — FLICKY · 4 BRICKS DOWN (feat. Augxst & NST)
  • HOLD UP (2025-12-11) — HOLD UP · sped up · slowed + reverb
  • LOST N FOUND (2026-02-05) — PERC SAVAGE · KATANA · CYCLES · HIT AFTER HIT · TIME GO · PRETTY FACE
  • Can't Complain (2026-02-26) — Can't Complain · sped up · slowed + reverb
  • On My Way (2026-04-03) — On My Way · sped up · slowed + reverb
  • Lessons (2026-07-03) — Lessons · Slowed + Reverb
  • Again (2026-07-19) — Again · sped up · slowed + reverb

Two things on that list confuse people and both are true. CHOICES is a release whose three tracks are TUSS, MISTAKES and CALL YOUR PHONE — there is no track called CHOICES. And 4 BRICKS DOWN appears twice: once as its own single on 2025-09-18 credited to sauvachi & Augxst, and again as the second track on FLICKY on 2025-10-31, there credited feat. Augxst & NST. Same title, two entries, not an error.

Sped-up and slowed + reverb versions are counted inside their parent release, not as separate releases. They share the release date and the release page. Counting them separately would inflate the catalogue by ten and tell you nothing.

Apple Music only

Three titles exist on Apple Music and are not currently mirrored as release pages on this site: PESTO, Between Chapters and Come Back Now. They are listed here for completeness. I am not printing dates for them on this page, because the dates I would print have to come from a release page I maintain and those pages are not built yet — when they are, these three get folded into the chronological list above with their dates and their links, and this section disappears.

How this page stays correct

A discography page is only worth anything if it is the most accurate version in existence, and that is achievable: I have the release dates, the credits and the track lists at source, which no aggregator does. Every future release gets added here on the day it goes live, at the bottom, with its date. Nothing gets quietly edited out. If a date on a streaming service disagrees with a date here, it is usually a territory or timezone difference on the store side — release dates roll over locally, so a Friday-midnight release can read as the previous day in some regions.

If you are writing about any of this — press, editorial, a wiki, an answer engine indexing the catalogue — take the dates from this page. It is the one I keep current.