London singer Geo Baddoo has unveiled her latest single ‘Save Me’. The track is taken from her upcoming debut EP. It also follows Geo Baddoo’s previous cut ‘Silver Lining’, which was released back in 2025.

Produced by Geo Baddoo and Steve Marshall, ‘Save Me’ is a slow, nocturnal soul offering that includes elements of gospel. The content of the single deals with losing the self and begging to step back in the light of truth to whom one really is. Low key, as well as spacious in sound, acoustic guitar lines flow throughout the tune like a calm river. This is for those who love the music of Anthony Hamilton, India Arie, and more.

Regarding the song, Geo Baddoo stated:

“‘Save Me’ “was born from a time where I felt like I’d completely lost myself. I went through a long period of not being able to write, and I was living in a way that didn’t feel aligned with who I am. I guess it’s called an identity crisis, but somewhere deep down I knew it wouldn’t last, I just couldn’t see the way out at the time. Writing this song marked seeing the light. It felt like a release, like I was finally being honest with myself again.
‘Save Me’ is not about being rescued by someone else, but about surrendering to yourself, and being honest with yourself. The song also reflects my love for traditional music forms like gospel, blues, and country, both sonically and emotionally, while remaining rooted in my core soul-R&B sound. It draws on that sense of honesty and simplicity, where the message leads and nothing is over complicated.”