Jan Kalter Shares Heartfelt Track “Save Our Souls”

(Habari Entertainment) — Indie folk singer-songwriter Jan Kalter delivers a powerful message with his new single “Save Our Souls”, lifted from his debut EP No One Bites And No One Barks. The track is already resonating deeply with listeners, cementing Kalter’s place as one of indie folk’s most affecting new storytellers.

A Voice That Cuts Through

With raw honesty and stripped-back instrumentation, “Save Our Souls” highlights Kalter’s gift for pairing intimate storytelling with emotional resonance. His lyrics confront vulnerability while offering glimmers of hope, a balance that makes his debut work both haunting and unforgettable.

Fans of modern folk and acoustic-driven music will find echoes of classic troubadours in Kalter’s sound, yet his writing and delivery are firmly rooted in today’s independent music movement.

Watch & Listen

🎧 Listen/Share: Jan Kalter – Save Our Souls
📺 Watch/Share: Jan Kalter – Save Our Souls (Lyric Video)

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About the EP

Kalter’s EP No One Bites And No One Barks introduces him as a unique voice unafraid to tackle themes of human fragility, perseverance, and connection. Each track builds on his reputation as a heartfelt storyteller with a sound that sits comfortably alongside indie folk’s modern greats.

The Platform Behind the Music

This release also comes via PLAYY. Music is a brand-new social music platform created to empower independent artists. Designed to give musicians more control over their careers, PLAYY. provides tools for promotion, discovery, and direct connection between artists and fans.

By championing emerging voices like Jan Kalter, PLAYY. It is setting itself apart as a platform where authentic music can thrive.

Final Thoughts

With “Save Our Souls”, Jan Kalter proves that he is more than an artist to watch—he’s an artist to feel. His debut EP invites listeners into his world, and if this track is any indication, we can expect much more heartfelt storytelling in the years to come.