A new music collaboration is being created with Grammy-nominated artist La Machy and Tejano Music Awards winner Savannah V. The pair met on Saturday, November 18, in Corpus Christi, Texas, and decided to join forces to create something fresh and exciting.
This new sound created by these multi-talented artists is in the production phase at La Machy’s Dragon Lab studio, where they are experimenting with different genres, instruments, and vocals. La Machy is known for her fusion of Cumbia, rock, and Latin music, while Savannah V is a rising star in the Tejano and Latin music scene. Together, they are aiming to create a unique blend of styles that will appeal to a wide audience.
The results of this epic collaboration will be released in the beginning of 2024, and we can’t wait to hear what they have cooked up. Stay tuned for more updates on this project, and make sure to follow La Machy and Savannah V on their social media platforms to get a sneak peek of their work. This is a music collaboration you don’t want to miss!
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