Sauti Sol's Savara opens up on regrets following release of first solo album

Delvin Mudigi, popularly known as Savara, of award-winning Kenyan boy band Sauti Sol has come out to speak of his regrets following the release of his first solo album dubbed ‘Savage Level.’

Speaking during the launch of Shahara platform at the Baraza Media Lab on Thursday, Savara expressed his challenges saying it was a new experience since he was previously used to dealing with wins and losses collectively as a group.

“When you release an album as a group, you share the challenges, profits, ideologies and everything. You also have a team that is handling that,” he said.

He went ahead to express his regrets because of how the international music streaming platforms onto which he released the album have reportedly been treating him and handling his craft.

“Me doing that album and now the album is out on all platforms, the way those platforms are treating me, I regret it and I am being sincere here. I regret putting that album on those platforms because of what the album means to me, quality control and generally the whole process,” he said.

‘Savage Level’ is a 14-track album that officially dropped on February 25, 2022 after on the heels of bangers ‘Balance’ and ‘Kill ‘em Everyday.’

The album covers different thematic areas including anxiety, love, consciousness, awakening, excellence and growth. It has also featured on the top 3 list on Apple music.