Contact sauvachi
Get in touch with sauvachi about bookings, press, features, remixes and licensing. There's one address, and it goes straight to him.
Usually answered within a few days.
What it's about
- Bookings & shows: Dates, venues, festivals, DJ sets. Include the date, the city and venue, the room capacity, and whether there is a fee or a door split. If the first email has those four things, it can be answered in one reply instead of four.
- Press & interviews: Reviews, features, interviews, playlist and blog coverage. Say which outlet and roughly when you would run it. The press kit below has the biography and the most-played tracks, and the releases page has every record and cover.
- Features & remixes: Sending a beat, a verse, or a track to remix. Send a private link rather than an attachment, say what you are asking for, and mention the tempo and key if you know them.
- Sync & licensing: Using a track in a film, a game, an advert or a video. Solo releases are self-released with no label or publishing deal behind them, so licensing one is a direct conversation; a collaboration also needs its co-owner to agree. Tell us the production, the territory and the term, and say in the same email if you need an instrumental or stems.
- Radio & airplay: A broadcast WAV or a 320 MP3 can be sent with the cover art on request. Say which record and which format your playout system wants.
For press
The press kit is a two-page PDF from June 2026, at sauvachi-press-kit.pdf: the biography, fast facts, the most-played tracks and booking rates. No email required. For everything released since, the releases page is current.
Before you write
Paid playlist placement, paid "curator" submissions and guaranteed-stream services are always declined. They break the terms of every streaming service, and the penalty for artificial streams falls on the record and the artist rather than the seller.
There's no submission window or deadline either. The solo catalogue is self-released, so whatever arrives is judged on its own merits, whenever it comes in.
Elsewhere
DMs are open on Instagram, and every release is on the usual platforms. Anything that needs a reply is better sent by email, though, where an algorithm won't bury it.