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AUSTIN, Texas – Emerging Texan country singer-songwriter Savannah Rae blossoms on her 4th single, the carefree and melodic “Soft Place To Land” which officially releases across all major digital music platforms on Friday, April 23 (linktr.ee/thesavannahraemusic). Media, radio and fans can listen to the new song now on Savannah’s SoundCloud. She collaborated with Nashville-based hit songwriter Britton Cameron (Don Williams, Jon Pardi, Dillon Carmichael) on the new tune.
“I had an absolute blast writing this song with Britton Cameron,” said Savannah. “We really wanted to encapsulate my feelings of not knowing where I completely belong, not having any real roots anywhere, and the crazy life that music has blessed me with.”
All new J.B. Lawrence directed video coming soon to Savannah’s YouTube
Although born in San Antonio and raised just outside of Austin, the aspiring young singer-songwriter felt compelled to compose a song which told the story of her free-spirited wanderlust nature, as she sings “Hello freedom goodbye chains, the open road’s my middle name…”
Savannah is also preparing to release a new concept video for the song over the next couple weeks. Shot in and around the Antique Capital of the World of Round Top, Texas, the video was produced and directed by award-winning cinematographer J. B. Lawrence. A teaser video has been posted on her YouTube channel (youtu.be/aDOvtm8NfkM).
“While I am so fortunate to be able to live the life I lead, it sometimes gets me dreaming that I will eventually find a soft place to land in the future, and I look forward to that! But for now, “‘hello freedom, goodbye chains…'”