The Havilland Savage Theory

by Armond

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Digital Album

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Also, PLEASE read the attached "Guide To The Havilland Savage Theory" as you listen for a better understand of the project.

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1.	Love Is 05:11	download
2.	The Highest (1995 Soul Power Puff Daddy Bad Boy Remix) 03:04	download
3.	Cuff Season (Caught Up) 03:19	download
4.	If It Isn't... 05:10	download
5.	Taste So Sweet 03:58	download
6.	Find Your Love 03:58	download
7.	There Goes My Baby 04:41	download
8.	Same Mistakes 04:15	download
9.	Less Than Enough (The Case For Lee Plenty) 03:52	download
10.	The Night 03:26	download
11.	Hate That You Love Me 04:06	download
12.	I Wanna Know 04:06	download
13.	Can't Be Friends 04:28	download
14.	I Lost You 03:35	download
15.	Slowly Surely 04:26	download
16.	Far Away 08:05	download
17.	My Flame 05:23	download
18.	Love Is (Reprise) 01:55	download

about

The Havilland Savage Theory is a mixtape which serves as the followup to Armond's "The Nina Mosley Experience". The Havilland Savage Theory is based off of the cult classic film "Hav Plenty" & tells the story of a young man named Lee Plenty, who spends the film dealing with his insecurities & personal inadequacies while in pursuit of his college crush Havilland Savage. Havilland is a beautiful woman, fresh off of a breakup & unknowingly uncertain of her future. Years of emotional buildup culminate in one rollercoaster of a weekend where both Lee & Havilland learn about love & their place in it...individually and collectively.

Set to be released February 9th at armondwakeup.com, Armond tackles both perspectives; what goes through a man's head before, during, & after a relationship? What is a man's "knee jerk" reaction to certain events in a relationship? Do men really have a hard time expressing their feelings? And for Havilland, what is under the surface of a woman who seemingly has it all together? Does the image of the "bitter woman" hold true?

This project was created to create healthy dialogue between men & women, which will hopefully produce some understanding between us.