Jack Savoretti returns to his roots with his 9th studio album We Will Always Be The Way We Were, released on April 10th. Recorded live at Eastcote Studios in London, the album marks a full-circle moment, reconnecting him with the raw storytelling and creative freedom that defined his earliest work.

Produced by Tommaso Colliva, the record blends smoky balladry and widescreen arrangements, and finds him unlocking his youth. Born in London to an Italian father and German mother, Savoretti grew up surrounded by language and culture, influences that would later shape his songwriting. His early career was defined by relentless touring and a close-knit creative community around Ladbroke Grove and Portobello Road. Savoretti has continually evolved while staying true to core themes of love, resilience, identity and connection.

Breakthrough success came with 2019’s Singing to Strangers, which debuted at number one in the UK, followed by the European-inspired Europiana and 2024’s Miss Italia, his acclaimed Italian-language album exploring heritage. 20 years into his career, this album stands as both a reflection and a reaffirmation: an artist looking forward by honouring where he began.