South of Savoy’s latest single, “New Used Car,” is a high-octane blend of bluesy riffs and gritty rock ‘n’ roll. Opening with raw, powerful guitar licks, the track hooks listeners immediately, carrying a classic energy that channels the spirit of Led Zeppelin. Krista Tiitinen’s vocals complement the dynamic guitar riff with a soulful edge, while the entire band locks into a tight groove that propels the song forward with undeniable chemistry.
Recorded as a cover, “New Used Car” captures the thrill of the open road and the freedom of life on tour. For fans of Larkin Poe, Marcus King, and Gary Clark Jr., South of Savoy delivers a sound that mixes Southern blues with modern rock, bringing a new depth to their genre influences. The group, rooted in the landscapes of Finland and Estonia, draws inspiration from the spirit of American southern rock but gives it a unique, Nordic twist.
South of Savoy’s lineup—Krista Tiitinen on vocals, Oskar Malleus on guitar and vocals, August Skjoldby on guitar and slide, Jaan Jaanson on bass, and Jeremia Kangas on drums—brings together an array of influences, from hip-twisting rock ’n’ roll to country and gospel. Their combined skill results in a sound that’s both timeless and refreshing, with “New Used Car” serving as a prime example of their soulful, spirited take on rock and blues. Whether live or in the studio, South of Savoy keeps listeners engaged with an authenticity that stays true to their roots while embracing the vast landscape of rock music.