Contact sauvachi
Get in touch with sauvachi about bookings, press, features, remixes and licensing. One address, answered directly.
sauvachi@gmail.com — 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 — an enquiry with those four things can be answered in one reply instead of four.
- Press & interviews — Reviews, features, interviews, playlist and blog coverage. The press kit below has the biography, artwork and release history already, so there is no need to ask for them. Say which outlet and roughly when you would run it.
- 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. Every release is self-released with no label, publisher or distributor deal behind it, so licensing is a direct conversation and not a chain of approvals — tell us the production, the territory and the term. Instrumentals can be supplied for most releases, and stems for some.
- Radio & airplay — Broadcast-ready WAV or 320 MP3 and cover art are available for any release on request, usually the same day. Say which record and which format your playout system wants.
For press
The press kit has the biography, artwork, photography and release history in one PDF, at sauvachi-press-kit.pdf. No email required, and nothing in it is embargoed — quote or reproduce any of it.
Before you write
Two things worth saying plainly. Paid playlist placement, paid "curator" submissions and guaranteed-stream services are declined without exception — they are against the terms of every streaming service, and the penalty for artificial streams lands on the record and the artist, not on the seller. And there is no submission window or deadline: the catalogue is self-released, so anything that gets answered gets answered on its own merits whenever it arrives.