The band amicably parted ways in 2020, and Savanah continued her career as a solo artist, releasing two singles ‘Lost in Love’ and ‘Rainbow’ in 2021. Both songs feature personal observations of love, loss and pain, and showcase Savanah’s ever-evolving sound, shifting to gentle tones and slide guitars.

 In 2023, Savanah released her rustically-charming alt-country EP Where the River Meets the Sea. The title track, a nod to her hometown of Moore River, created waves in the West Australian Music Scene – receiving a premiere on Double J, a number of rave reviews from the Triple J Team, and becoming a finalist for ‘Song of the Year’ in the country category at the WAM Awards.

 Savanah launched Where the River Meets the Sea at Clancy’s Fish Pub Fremantle, with her first full band show since The Strays era, proving that her new music still has the power to get people up and dancing. Savanah then hit the road for her Where the River Meets the Sea north-west regional tour, traveling up and down the coast of Western Australia, and playing shows to an increasingly ardent audience.

 There’s a whole world of hope, heartbreak and healing in Savanah’s songs. The instrumentation on her music is warm and spacious, giving the singer room to weave her magic and underscoring Savanah’s lyricism with melodies and beats that evoke far horizons, warm fires on winters nights and a sense of peace amongst the maelstrom of modern life.

 Savanah is an accomplished singer and performer with capacity to hold an audience that transcends her mere quarter century on the planet, evident in her captivating shows across the length and breadth of Western Australia and at prestigious events like Nannup Music Festival, Boyup Brook Country Music Festival, Beerfarm Rodeo, Fremantle Winter Music Festival, & Shinju Matsuri Festival.  

 Reflecting on her career so far, Savanah, said, “Music has always been a part of me. It’s in my blood,” underscoring the authenticity and beauty of the music she creates.

 What’s next for Savanah is up to her. She has always charted her own course as a woman and an artist. There are, however, some inevitabilities. Wherever Savanah plays her music, her audience grows and remains with her. And, no matter how she chooses to develop her craft, Savanah will always do what’s in her blood.