Savoir Adore – Free EP | Heroes of Indie Music

Savoir Adore – Free EP

Some tunes from various releases:

Savoir Adore – In the Wooded Forest, a Girl

Savoir Adore – Gloria & The Scarlet Exit

Savoir Adore – We Talk Like Machines

The Machine EP – Free Download

http://savoiradore.com/

Don’t pin me to a genre, but this is just plain good creative electro pop via Brooklyn.

~ by castleqwayr on June 3, 2009.

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