Music
SALVATERA
Make Love. Not More Machines.
The new album Love VS The Machines is out now. Listen to the songs, watch the videos, and explore the studio.
Love VS The Machines
The new Salvatera album is a set of pop, rock, and soul songs about love, choice, and becoming. Press play on the full album, or open the album page for every song, video, and streaming link.
Inside Salvatera Studio
Salvatera Studio is the creative home of Crom Salvatera. Explore the work by the form it takes.
Music
Original songs as Salvatera and Faith + Reason, written and produced in Sydney.
Art
Original visual works and collections. The gallery is being prepared now.
Coming Soon
Film
Music videos, lyric films, and studio sessions from Salvatera Studio.
Words
Stories behind the songs, reflections, and articles from the studio.
Two Artists, One Studio
Salvatera
Pop, rock, and soul songs about love, choice, and becoming. The new album Love VS The Machines is out now.
Faith + Reason
The Psalms set to modern music, written for prayer and reflection.
Both are written and produced by Crom Salvatera at Salvatera Studio in Sydney.
Explore the Songs
New releases from Salvatera and Faith + Reason, with videos and the story behind each song.
Sydney Sing With Me
Sydney Sing With Me by Salvatera feat. Chris McKay is a Friday-night Sydney singalong from Love VS The Machines.
“Love VS The Machines” Album
Love VS The Machines Album Love Vs The Machine is the idea at the heart of Love VS [...]
Here To Stay
Here To Stay Here To Stay by Salvatera closes Love Versus the Machines with a promise, but not [...]
Psalms 1–13 Album
Psalms 1–13 Album Psalms 1–13 Album by Faith + Reason If you have ever sat with an old [...]
Still Becoming
Still Becoming Still Becoming by Salvatera is a song about looking back at the person you once expected [...]
Higher Not Just High
Higher Not Just High Higher Not Just High by Salvatera is a song about the difference between elevation [...]
Music Made for You
The same studio behind these songs writes and produces music for other people’s stories, voices, and brands.
For Artists and Singers
Original songs written and produced for your voice, ready to perform and release.
For Brands and Businesses
Jingles, sonic logos, and music for campaigns, from a songwriter with 22 years in marketing.
For Life’s Big Moments
Songs for weddings, anniversaries, and families, recorded in Sydney.
Every song starts with a human brief, human songwriting, and human creative decisions. Modern studio tools help with production, and you always know how your song was made.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Salvatera Studio?
Salvatera Studio is the creative studio of Crom Salvatera, based in Sydney. It is home to his music, visual art, film and video, and writing, including the artist projects Salvatera and Faith + Reason.
Who is Crom Salvatera?
Crom Salvatera is a Sydney songwriter, singer, guitarist, and producer, and the founder of Salvatera Studio. His work brings together music, storytelling, and more than two decades of experience in marketing and audience development.
What is the difference between Salvatera and Faith + Reason?
Salvatera releases pop, rock, and soul songs about love, choice, and becoming. Faith + Reason sets the Psalms to modern music for prayer and reflection. Both are written and produced by Crom Salvatera at Salvatera Studio.
Where can I listen to Love VS The Machines?
You can play the full album on this page, watch the videos on the Salvatera Studio YouTube channel, and find every song and streaming link on the Love VS The Machines album page.
Can Salvatera Studio write a jingle or music for my brand?
Yes. Salvatera Studio writes and produces jingles, sonic logos, podcast intros, and music for ads and campaigns. Usage rights are agreed in writing before any work begins.
Do you use AI in your music?
Yes, openly. Songwriting, creative direction, and final decisions are human. Modern tools, including AI, help with parts of production, and voice models are only ever created with the singer’s written permission.
Make Love. Not More Machines.
Start with the new album, then explore the rest of the studio.
