Niki Lou Savich Releases Somber New Single 'Frozen Tears'
Singer-songwriter Niki Lou Savich unveils her fourth single, “Frozen Tears,” now available on all digital platforms. The track offers a hauntingly beautiful reflection on the brokenness of the world and the hope born in Bethlehem, previewing her upcoming sophomore album My Offering, set to release February 13, 2026, and now available for pre-save.
Unlike the joyful melodies often associated with the holiday season, “Frozen Tears” delivers a sobering reminder of why Christ came. With mesmerizing instrumentation arranged by Gordon Mote and poignant lyrics penned by Savich, the song paints a vivid picture of humanity’s suffering and our deep need for redemption. “Frozen Tears” reminds listeners that the miracle of Christmas is not only about celebration but also about God’s profound act of love—sending His Son into a fractured world to bring salvation.
“Frozen Tears” follows three earlier singles that have introduced her next body of work, My Offering. Building on the success of her 2024 debut album Million Tears, Savich continues to weave storytelling and faith through her Americana-rooted sound, blending elements of gospel, folk, and Appalachian traditions.
Hailing from Poplarville, MS, Niki Lou Savich has always found inspiration in life’s unexpected turns. Her artistry grew out of her experiences as a poet, caregiver, and traveler, ultimately leading her to Nashville where she connected with legendary producer and arranger Gordon Mote. On her debut album, Million Tears, Savich offered raw and tender reflections on grief and faith, drawing listeners into her journey with heartfelt authenticity. Now, with My Offering, she invites audiences deeper into her musical and spiritual testimony.
“Frozen Tears” is more than a holiday release—it’s a call to remember the weight of the world Jesus came to save and the hope He brings to every soul still walking through sorrow.
“Frozen Tears” is available now on all streaming platforms. My Offering releases February 13, 2026, and is available now for pre-save.
