Emerging Artist Reviews

SAVIAMANTRA Release New Album "Metaphor Vs. Literalness"

by The Metalverse

Updated August 08, 2026

Saviamantra release 32nd album "Metaphot Vs. Literalness"

Saviamantra is a fully self-produced project brought to life by Fabian Olemberg of Argentina. At the height of Artificial Intelligence, Fabian strives to create a vision that combines human creativity, emotions, lyricism, and philosophy with AI. All lyrics and music are original, and Fabian's core ideology is to explore a wide array of musical styles from across the world and across multiple languages. Saviamantra currently has 32 albums and more than 700 compositions available for streaming. Fabian is currently looking for a record label and partnerships with press, music publishers, or management.

Beyond music production, Fabian is a classical flautist, drummer, and composer/arranger in addition to creating playlists, soundtracks, musical experiences, and sonic identities for luxury brands, TV, radio, media companies, and more.

With Saviamantra's latest work "Metaphor Vs. Literalness," Fabian dances the lines between poetic and surreal with his original lyrics while exploring themes of vanity, hypocrisy, and in-authenticity in modern society. Inspired by classic 1970s rock, Saviamantra's 32nd album is a continuation of the project's exploration of music across a wide aspect of sound.

"Rather than replacing artists, SAVIAMANTRA demonstrates how artificial intelligence can expand human creativity and open new possibilities for the global music industry." - Fabian

Songs like "Metaphore Vs Literality 1", "Meteor 1" and "Human Vs A.I" take on a more pop-influenced, soft-rock sound that feels very commercial and hook-focused. Meanwhile, "The Fish", "H20", and "Dolly" feel like sublime-esque, beach rock songs.

Later on in the album, many of the songs have a spanish-flair to them, with some tracks even featuring a reggaeton beat. By the end of the album, "They Never Met" goes full pop, "Lost Generation" and "Satellites" are EDM song's with dance beats, while "The Three Musketeers" closes with a pop-rock sound.

Overall, throughout the album, it is clear that Saviamantra has no aversion to mixing sounds from a variety of genres and entirely changing sound from one track to another.

You can stream "Metaphor Vs. Literalness" available on all platforms now. The band is also in search of Record Labels and can be reached at their social media below.

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