Sam Fender Artist

Exceptional talents produce exceptional music. In a time when sincere and genuine musical expression has become rare, it takes a voice like Sam Fender's to tame the storm of unease. Sam, an English singer from Newcastle, is known for his musically melancholic examination of his own life story and the life stories of many other young Brits. Fender, born and raised in North Shields, comes from a working class family whose young journey was marked by a turbulent childhood and adolescence. As is usually the case for singer-songwriters, he processes his own fates like this in his music, thereby creating an enormous projection surface for many. He himself cites none other than Bruce Springsteen, but also Jimmy Page, Jeff Buckley and Jimi Hendrix as his sources of inspiration, which audibly anchors his music deeply in the roots of rock. The former's musical influence can be heard more clearly than any other in Fender's songs and albums. Whether in his debut single "Play God", in "Dead Boys", "Hypersonic Missiles" or his currently biggest hit "Seventeen Going Under", you can hear stories that seem to be as big musically as almost nothing else, but in the middle of things from normal life and offer access for many. Sam Fender's sincere, authentic and life-affirming music has rocketed him into one of the most exciting new artists of our time. With his unmistakable voice and his unmistakable style, he has managed to establish himself among the local music world while maintaining his own musical identity. It's no wonder he has quickly risen to become one of the most talked about artists in the world, with his honest lyrics and his rare ability to connect people with his vulnerability, passion and energy A reflection of the times we live in and an expression of the deep feelings many of us share, Sam Fender creates great things with his musical expression, making him an already significant artist.