Savour is set to make waves with his brand-new single, "Milk and Honey." It is a reggae masterpiece combining the finest elements of Jamaica's rich musical heritage and contemporary influences. Coming from the well-respected Rule 1 Music label, this is a strong introduction for the artist, who hails from the culturally rich area of Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
Officially named Johovan Gaynor, Savour is the definition of a musical prodigy. Savour's early years were a fusion of musical identities raised in Great Pond, Fern Grove, and Exchange communities. His mother's taste for soul and gospel and his father's dancehall and reggae playlists blasting from his taxi formed the basis for the artist's taste.
"Milk and Honey" is a testament to Savour's natural creativity, emerging from a fun, freewheeling moment in the studio. What began as a playful riff on adding milk and honey to his coffee soon turned into an extraordinary experiment. It's a track that bursts with life, presenting a sound that feels relatable, current, and classic as the tray returns to the game having been thoroughly modernized, much like the artist responsible for it.
The single showcases Savour's vocal range. Sharped by dancehall legend Baby Cham, his voice hits the nail between smooth melodies and the rawest, unfiltered grit. This combination gives "Milk and Honey" its unique flavor, engaging us with an accessible rhythm, even as it stays genuine. These lyrics, full of heartfelt storytelling, resonate with anyone who has ever dreamed of finding the sweet things in life despite the craziness that often surrounds us. It's a song of hope, love, beauty in little things, and the simplicity of milk and honey.
"Milk and Honey" strikes a timeless yet forward-thinking note. Though its roots are deep in the reggae tradition, the song's contemporary, soulful sound has a universal appeal that crosses lines of geography. Savour's influences local legends like Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, and Damian Marley, in addition to international stars like John Legend and H.E.R., are all present and accounted for in this song, and no place more so than in its range, which sure feels as global and ever-shifting as the artist behind it.
"Milk and Honey" is a bright beacon of what's to come as Savour makes his way onto the world stage. With this debut, he's not just paying homage to reggae legends who paved the way for him; he's also claiming space, which is where that soulful beat coming out of Jamaica encounters the world. Savor is an artist to watch for reggae, soul, and contemporary music fans alike.
Officially named Johovan Gaynor, Savour is the definition of a musical prodigy. Savour's early years were a fusion of musical identities raised in Great Pond, Fern Grove, and Exchange communities. His mother's taste for soul and gospel and his father's dancehall and reggae playlists blasting from his taxi formed the basis for the artist's taste.
"Milk and Honey" is a testament to Savour's natural creativity, emerging from a fun, freewheeling moment in the studio. What began as a playful riff on adding milk and honey to his coffee soon turned into an extraordinary experiment. It's a track that bursts with life, presenting a sound that feels relatable, current, and classic as the tray returns to the game having been thoroughly modernized, much like the artist responsible for it.
The single showcases Savour's vocal range. Sharped by dancehall legend Baby Cham, his voice hits the nail between smooth melodies and the rawest, unfiltered grit. This combination gives "Milk and Honey" its unique flavor, engaging us with an accessible rhythm, even as it stays genuine. These lyrics, full of heartfelt storytelling, resonate with anyone who has ever dreamed of finding the sweet things in life despite the craziness that often surrounds us. It's a song of hope, love, beauty in little things, and the simplicity of milk and honey.
"Milk and Honey" strikes a timeless yet forward-thinking note. Though its roots are deep in the reggae tradition, the song's contemporary, soulful sound has a universal appeal that crosses lines of geography. Savour's influences local legends like Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, and Damian Marley, in addition to international stars like John Legend and H.E.R., are all present and accounted for in this song, and no place more so than in its range, which sure feels as global and ever-shifting as the artist behind it.
"Milk and Honey" is a bright beacon of what's to come as Savour makes his way onto the world stage. With this debut, he's not just paying homage to reggae legends who paved the way for him; he's also claiming space, which is where that soulful beat coming out of Jamaica encounters the world. Savor is an artist to watch for reggae, soul, and contemporary music fans alike.
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