You found one sauvachi song. Here are four routes through the rest.

August 23, 2026 · sauvachi

Most people who hear this music hear exactly one track of it. A playlist puts a song in front of you, the song ends, the next one is by someone else, and that is the whole relationship. That is not a listener problem. It is a routing problem, and the person responsible for fixing it is me.

So: thirty-six releases between MURDER on 22 December 2021 and Again on 19 July 2026, and once you count the multi-track singles and the EP separately, well over forty distinct titles. Nobody starts at the top of that. Here are four routes instead. Pick the one that matches the door you came in through.

Route one: the 2025 run, at its densest

CARBON (14 August 2025), CHOICES (28 August), 4 BRICKS DOWN with Augxst (18 September), I DO WRONG (2 October), FLICKY (31 October). Five releases in eleven weeks.

Play them in date order and you are listening to a working stretch rather than a set of singles — the same period, released as fast as it was finished. CHOICES is a three-track release, not one song: TUSS featuring NST, MISTAKES featuring MJ 4hunna, and CALL YOUR PHONE. FLICKY carries a second version of 4 BRICKS DOWN, credited to Augxst and NST, six weeks after the original. If you like hearing a track come back with another voice on it, run those two side by side.

One more thing that only shows up when you look at dates: 2025 has pairs. FAKE LOVE on 30 March and LIKE DBE on 31 March. Trance on 19 June and you would kill on 20 June. Ghost Town on 10 July and GO on 11 July. Three times that year, two songs on consecutive days. Play each pair back to back — that is how they were put out.

Route two: the collaborations

If you came in through a feature, or you just want to hear how this catalogue behaves with another artist in the room, this is the shortest route to the point:

THE SPLIT with NST — 19 June 2026, and the one with a video attached.
Lessons with psydfx — 3 July 2026, with a slowed + reverb version on the same release.
Can't Complain with Shameone — 26 February 2026.
HOLD UP with Sadra — 11 December 2025, and then Wrong on 6 November 2025, billed the other way round as Sadra & sauvachi. Same two artists, two releases, two orders of name. Worth hearing as a pair.
4 BRICKS DOWN with Augxst — 18 September 2025, then again on FLICKY with NST.
TUSS (feat. NST) and MISTAKES (feat. MJ 4hunna), both on CHOICES.

Follow this route and you also pick up the fastest map of who is around this catalogue. NST appears three times. Sadra twice. That is not a networking exercise, it is a small group of people who keep turning up.

Route three: the two remixes that aren't in English

To Kojayi (Remix) with Youngka, 19 March 2026, and Горят желанием (Remix) with ITHEN, 17 April 2026. Two songs, two languages that are not the one most of this catalogue is written in, four weeks apart.

These are the ones I would hand to somebody who thinks they already know what a rap feature sounds like. Writing a verse over a vocal you are not going to out-articulate changes what you do with the bar — you are working with the rhythm of the original rather than the meaning of it. There is a separate piece on this site about what actually changes when the lead vocal isn't in English; if the two remixes land for you, that post is the long version of why.

Route four: the early singles, in order

MURDER (22 December 2021). Then a gap, and then three inside six weeks in 2023: mamb (3 August), Perkin Often (5 September), stand tall (14 September). Then mont blanc (22 August 2024) and Omnivert (31 October 2024), which is two tracks — Cool Kids and The Color Blue.

This route is for people who want to hear a catalogue change rather than hear its best five minutes. Six releases, three years, and the gaps between them are part of the information. If you only ever want the current version of an artist, skip this route entirely — nothing here is worse for being early, but it is early, and it should be listened to as such.

If you want one specific next song

Arrived at a 2026 single? Go to the LOST N FOUND EP (5 February 2026) — six tracks, the longest single sitting in the catalogue: PERC SAVAGE, KATANA, CYCLES, HIT AFTER HIT, TIME GO, PRETTY FACE.
Arrived through NST on THE SPLIT? Go to TUSS, then the FLICKY version of 4 BRICKS DOWN.
Arrived at a slowed + reverb edit? Again, On My Way, Can't Complain and HOLD UP all ship with sped up and slowed + reverb versions on the same release; Lessons has the slowed one. Those edits exist because that is genuinely how a lot of people meet a song now, and I would rather build them than let someone else pitch a bad one up 30% and post it.
Want the whole thing in order with no commentary? The full discography in date order is elsewhere on this site.

Then hit follow, not just play

Here is the honest mechanics of it, and it varies by service so treat the specifics as directional. A stream pays a fraction of a cent and tells the platform you liked one song. A follow puts the next release into a personalised new-music feed — Release Radar on Spotify, the New Release wall on Apple Music, equivalents elsewhere — on the day it comes out, without anybody having to pitch anything to anybody. It is the difference between being found once and being reachable.

Thirty-seven releases in and the thing that decides whether the thirty-seventh reaches you is not the algorithm's opinion of it. It is whether you spent one second on the follow button four routes ago.