With his debut album Love Lost, released in 2025, Savage Titan delivers a raw, emotional dive into heartbreak, healing, and the power of music to bridge the two. Layered with shimmering production and confessional lyrics, the project blends chill melodic EDM with a confessional edge that makes it feel personal, yet universal. “It’s about the passion for music and the stories of heartbreak I’ve lived through,” he shares. What he’s created isn’t just an album—it’s a sonic diary, perfect for fans of Illenium, Zedd, or Kygo looking for more than just a drop.
The record was born out of years spent riding the highs and lows of love. Writing and producing every track himself, Savage Titan turned late-night memories and emotional scars into lyrics that cut deep and heal slowly. “The lyrics came from scars—both given and received,” he says. With help from tools like Antares Auto-Tune and XVox, and vocal contributions from rising artist Leshé, he built a sound that feels sleek yet deeply intimate—like dancing with your past under neon lights.
What sets Love Lost apart is its emphasis on storytelling—a rarity in a genre often driven more by beat than meaning. Savage Titan blends the atmospheric sweep of ODESZA with the emotional resonance of The Chainsmokers, creating songs that ebb and swell with feeling. “I wanted it to flow like a relationship—ups, downs, quiet moments, explosive ones,” he says. Each track stands as a chapter, offering different shades of heartbreak, hope, and self-discovery. Whether you’re nursing a breakup or just vibing solo, this album has a track that’ll hit you right in the chest.
The standout, according to Titan, isn’t a single drop or hook—it’s the words. “I put so much thought into the lyrics,” he says, and it shows. Fans have already flooded his inbox with stories of how the songs helped them process grief or reconnect with themselves. “Bump it loud,” he adds—not for the bass, but for the catharsis. Love Lost is an album meant to be felt, whether it’s playing through headphones at midnight or blasting through a speaker on an empty road.
Beyond the music, Savage Titan is building a fanbase rooted in connection. He’s active on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, inviting feedback and treating listeners more like collaborators than consumers. “I’m looking for friends and input to grow,” he says—and it’s clear he means it. With live shows planned and new material always in the works, he’s just getting started. His honesty, both online and in the booth, is drawing in a growing crowd who see themselves in his songs.
Looking ahead, Titan’s not slowing down. He’s already working on his sophomore album and prepping an EP under his hip-hop side project Part Time Habit, expected in 2026. “I’m always in the lab,” he says. His goal: hit more stages, reach more ears, and keep making music that says something real. If Love Lost is any indication, Savage Titan isn’t interested in trends—he’s here to make meaning. And with each track, he’s doing just that.
“Music is a universal language,” he says. “I hope this album resonates and leaves you wanting more.”
With Love Lost, Savage Titan doesn’t just share his heartbreak—he turns it into something beautiful. And that’s a language worth learning.