Popular singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti opens up about his deep connection with Greece, his latest album “Miss Italia,” and the profound impact of his father’s death on his music.
Ahead of his concerts in Athens and Thessaloniki, Savoretti reflects on the Greek audience’s enduring love for his music, calling it a relationship built on substance.
Savoretti, known for his soulful voice and poetic lyrics, explains that his new album is a tribute to his Italian roots and a way to reconnect with his father’s homeland after his passing. “Miss Italia” is Savoretti’s first Italian-language album, born out of his emotional journey of loss and healing. He reveals that writing in Italian helped him process his grief, describing how the culture, language, and music of Italy brought him comfort and a renewed creative energy.
Set to perform in Athens on September 20 and Thessaloniki on September 21, Savoretti is excited to return to Greece, a country that has embraced him from the beginning. “People here loved my music without knowing much else about me, and that means the world,” he said, expressing his gratitude for the Greek audience’s genuine appreciation of his work.
In addition to his own music, Savoretti collaborated with several artists on “Miss Italia,” including Natalie Imbruglia and Miles Kane. These duets, he says, add unique layers to the album, blending different musical influences with his Italian heritage.
Savoretti’s concerts are part of his tour to promote “Miss Italia,” and fans can expect heartfelt performances that celebrate both his personal journey and his love for music.
(Source: To Vima)
