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HalfSpaceTV - Savurie interview

HalfSpaceTV, a new up-and-coming youtube channel that makes music videos and does artist interviews, recently did an interview of Savurie! Check it out here!

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Savurie - Lying Out Now!

Savurie just released a new song and is teasing a possible album, it seems the possibility of the album is depending on the amount of traction the singles receive. This album would be Savurie's freshman album, he has previously released ep's but never something at this scale with this much effort.

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Testing the waters

Coming up with new ideas and ways to grow is our main forte. Making new stuff for the community to enjoy is one of the things we love to do the most.

Soon, we would like to put on festivals, collaborate with other collectives, put on live shows, and other cool stuff. You'll be seeing more stuff happening in the very near future.

I know we've been pretty silent for a while but life gets in the way sometimes. I know it seems as if we disappeared for a while but we've just been quiet about our upcoming projects. We would never leave our community without saying proper goodbyes, which I doubt will happen any time soon.

Who are we?

We are a collective of artists and producers that like to make music together and work on projects.

Originally, Half-a-Heart House was a collective called Me For What's Next made in 2017 by Savurie with projects including The Afterparty, 23rd street, and Let's go. None of these projects were released to the public, sadly, because of some fighting between artists.

Eventually, most of the artists went their separate ways but Savurie wanted to continue the collective. He changed the name to Half-a-Heart House in early 2022 and now the collective is going strong.

Currently, Half-a-Heart House is going strong. New residents are slowly trickling in, while some who have been with us for quite a while are leaving. It's sad to see them go but we're quite glad to make new friends. Seeing new creatives joining is essential for this collective because it is ever-changing and building upon itself.