We had a chance to catch up with our buddy Samuel Morales, and here's a little info:
Samuel Morales, a New Yorker of Puerto Rican descent, began his career with the club anthem “Open Your Eyes” (Cutting Records) featuring Safire. This song became a worldwide hit, especially in Brazil, where it inspired the Funk music genre and remains highly popular. Using the moniker Sam Savon, he released hits like “My Heart Alone” and collaborated with Albert Cabrera on songs such as “Catch & Kiss” and “Reach Out to Love” with Judy Torres.
Morales has also written for artists like Lil Suzy and Judy Torres, and his vocals are featured on hits by Fascination, Sebastian, and Corina. His UK Top 40 dance/pop single “Just Me & You” was licensed to over 25 labels worldwide, featuring remixes by Grant Nelson and Joey Negro.
Currently, Samuel is promoting his new single “Somebody Special,” which is on rotation on Rio’s TV MAX. A veteran of over 350 live performances, he recently performed at the “Baile dos Sonhos” festival, to thousands in Brazil.
Morales describes himself as “very ambitious and patient,” focused on making music and supporting other Hispanic performers.
Don't miss our next episode this Friday at 7 PM; it's going to be a classic one with Stevie B and DJ Sama! #djsamaent #samuel #freestylinwithstevieb
We had a chance to catch up with our buddy Samuel Morales, and here's a little info:
Samuel Morales, a New Yorker of Puerto Rican descent, began his career with the club anthem “Open Your Eyes” (Cutting Records) featuring Safire. This song became a worldwide hit, especially in Brazil, where it inspired the Funk music genre and remains highly popular. Using the moniker Sam Savon, he released hits like “My Heart Alone” and collaborated with Albert Cabrera on songs such as “Catch & Kiss” and “Reach Out to Love” with Judy Torres.
Morales has also written for artists like Lil Suzy and Judy Torres, and his vocals are featured on hits by Fascination, Sebastian, and Corina. His UK Top 40 dance/pop single “Just Me & You” was licensed to over 25 labels worldwide, featuring remixes by Grant Nelson and Joey Negro.
Currently, Samuel is promoting his new single “Somebody Special,” which is on rotation on Rio’s TV MAX. A veteran of over 350 live performances, he recently performed at the “Baile dos Sonhos” festival, to thousands in Brazil.
Morales describes himself as “very ambitious and patient,” focused on making music and supporting other Hispanic performers.
Don't miss our next episode this Friday at 7 PM; it's going to be a classic one with Stevie B and DJ Sama! #djsamaent #samuel #freestylinwithstevieb