Savine, an Amsterdam-based singer-songwriter, has been writing her own music since the age of 14, inspired by big names such as Adele, Corinne Bailey Rae, Macy Gray, Norah Jones and Amy Winehouse. In her songs, she combines soul, jazz and blues with elements of pop. Her raw voice carries a deep sense of soul and creates a distinctive, original sound.

Before she started playing the piano and writing her own songs, Savine played the violin for seven years. In 2019, after finishing her law studies, she moved to London to study for a year at BIMM, majoring in soul, pop and R&B. During her time in London, Savine performed in well-known pubs and clubs and appeared on major music stages.

After returning to Amsterdam, she released her debut single Never Compare, which was crowned the very first Top Song of 2021 by Radio 2 and received strong support from national radio stations. Since then, Savine has continued to build momentum. In July 2021, she signed a record deal with music label Cloud 9 Music. Her singles 25 and What a Life were well received by both radio and Spotify audiences, while London, Tokyo earned multiple radio awards.

In 2023, Savine and her band sold out several shows at renowned Dutch venues, including Paradiso. With over 24 million streams on Spotify, airplay on national and international radio, and a strong reputation for captivating live performances, Savine and her band are making impressive strides.

This year, Savine spent time in Ireland, where she worked on new music and played gigs in well-known venues and pubs in and around Galway, often referred to as the musical capital of Ireland. She returned to her hometown of Amsterdam last July and released her new single A Way With My Heart in August. Radio Veronica chose the track as their weekly ‘Clublied’, and many other stations supported the single. The band’s club tour last October was a welcome comeback, themed around the Little Black Dress EP.

Over the summer, the band will play several festivals, and in October 2026 they will return to the clubs.