SoloSam

PRINCIPLES TO DIE BY

ROSES (PROD. SOLOSAM)

ADDICTIONS  (PROD. SOLOSAM)

TREE FEAT S-O-S  (PROD. SOLOSAM)

CHANGES FEAT DANIYEL  (PROD. SOLOSAM)

TRAFFIC JAM (PROD.SOLOSAM)

MOTORBIKE FREESTYLE  (PROD. SOLOSAM)

HOTBOX  FEAT MICHAEL CHRISTMAS (PROD.SOLOSAM)

WISL  (PROD. SOLOSAM)

ROSES

ADDICTIONS

TREE

CHANGES

Traffic Jam

Motorbike Freestyle

HOTBOX

WISL

THE 2ND SELF PRODUCED EP FROM CHICAGO ARTIST SOLOSAM

PLATED

1. MONEY LOOK LIKE (INTRO)

Two Three

Take from Me

Smoke Break

Chillin

Simple (Outro)

Plated

Money Look Like (Intro)

SAFEKEEPING

Can't Take It

High Tonight

Safekeeping

“ITIS” was written, produced and composed by SoloSam. The 7-track EP delivers a body of work that exudes confidence, self-awareness, and gratitude from the MC.The project is based on the concept of escaping excessive consumerism and the feeling once you give in. For those who are unaware, itis is the lethargy that comes after overeating, ironically, there is a sense of urgency to “ITIS”. SoloSam uses his powerful baritone to show the ills of a society based on overconsumption, and to motivate listeners to think about what they are taking in, and what they are accepting because of their apathy. The instrumentals vary in style, but have an underlying cohesiveness that brings the whole project together.  “ITIS” was engineered by long-time collaborator, Rob Mefford b.k.a. BanksTheGenius

ITIS (PROD. SOLOSAM)

Runnin Around (Intro)

Breezin & Coolin

Dogs Go 2 Heaven ft. Matsu

Self Inflicting

Lowkey

Fast

The Come Up (Outro)

Figure Me Out

HATERS

WHAT THAT FEEL LIKE

NUMBERS(Prod. SoloSam)

Calabasas

“Calabasas,” which was self-produced by SoloSam, features woozy synths and bass drums that
sound like they’ve emanated from the depths of the ocean. Sam shows off his Swiss-army-knife
approach to songwriting, moving from a rhythmic rhyme scheme before infusing his bars with
earworm melodies that linger long after the song concludes. He spits, “Life is ominous/ One
minute you here, one minute you made it/ The moment you fear, the moment you jaded/ But by
God, I’m on the rise/ How can I compromise?” On the track, Sam offers vulnerable insight into
the sacrifices and roadblocks that get in the way of any artist’s ascent.

CALABASAS