B.Sams
Atlanta, Georgia, United States | SELF
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Anyone remember my very first post? Well, it was a video from this guy, rookie B.Sams. The video was for his single Too Cool (also featured on this tape), but after a delay or two he’s decided to drop his debut mixtape Budget Dreams. Just as with Too Cool, the lyrics are great from beginning to end. To be fair, there’s definitely room for improvement. I mean, it’s a rookie-mixtape, it’s expected. But I like where he’s headed, so download the tape here, and make sure you Like and Follow B.Sams too. - avolo11
B. Sams is a new artist on the comeup trying to get more people to hear his name. He has a mature style that appears as if he has been rapping for a long time. He is from Pittsburgh PA (moved to Atlanta) and is influenced by Erroll Garner and Eminem. Now that’s quite a combination. Any rapper that has Jazz legend Erroll Garner and Eminem (mad sales) in his canon of greats is probably going to give the game a good showing.
As usual, we listen to tracks and try to find something behind the song or an instrument on the track that may go unobserved. We checked out B. Sams’ music and we are quite impressed with his abilities. Listen to “Listen to Me” on his page. http://www.ourstage.com/profile/bsams We think he is definitely worth giving a Sound- Check. He can Rhyme… he chooses to rhyme words that you would not expect… then he rhymes them in bunches… dude is a true emcee…. that’s just one song we previewed. Here is a song you can preview called “Hip Hop PornoStar” we won’t spoil it for you…but it shows his Pittsburgh/Atlanta combo style – good for his hooks…. - DjCollege.net staff
Discography
Budget Dreams - April 21 2011
UnderAged - Fall 2011
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Bio
Frederick Brandon Sams, better known by his stage name and alter ego, B.Sams, is a rapper that dual-wields both his hometown Pittsburgh, PA and his current residence Atlanta, GA as reputable foundations to his career in hip-hop.
As a youngster, Sams listened to Pittsburgh’s Erroll Garner in the living room, and then Slim Shady under his bed. Now, he brings his listeners a broad range of emotion, perception, and musical reverence. His first freestyles not only describe confusion, hopelessness, and stress, but boast it, while fondly remembering what it was to be happy.
With Budget Dreams (April 21, 2011), a maturing B.Sams makes his official debut to the hip-hop community—imagining success with thin paychecks, missed meals, and impossible determination.
While Frederick Sams is a product of life’s struggles, disappointments, and mixed fortune, B.Sams is the provocative and enduring force that keeps Sams alive.
“I guess it’s ‘cause I’m used to my mistakes.” –B.Sams
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