Samantha Brown

Sam Brown is a lyricist, popular singer whose hit, Stop! ("Stop") is being performed on music shows today. The artist had an extraordinary performing manner, which was not to everyone's taste. Samantha Brown is one of the few singers who have neglected fame and media in favor of creative satisfaction.

The full name of the performer is Samantha Brown. She was born on October 7, 1964 in London. Parents were famous musicians, which by itself determined the development of Sam's biography. Joe Brown's father worked as a guitarist and owned The Grange record company, and Vicki's mother was one of the most sought-after vocalists of the 1970s.

As is customary among creative people, the doors of the Brown house were open to friends and colleagues. It was normal for Sam to talk to Steve Marriott of the Small Faces and Dave Gilmour of Pink Floyd. In her youth, the girl was often lonely, because when the adults gathered in a company, little attention was paid to her. At this time, she fell in love with poetry and for the first time tried her hand at writing poetry. At the age of 14, Samantha's first song was born. The girl named the composition Window People.

Sam did not have clear guidelines for his future profession. A penchant for musical creativity seemed logical, and Brown worked for a while as a vocalist for the National Youth Jazz Orchestra. The artist took her first steps in music with the help of her parents and their friends.

In 1977, the aspiring singer collaborated with the Small Faces, recording backing vocals for In The Shade. Later, in the company of her mother, Samantha worked as a backing vocalist for Steve Marriott's solo disc.

Sam had chances for self-realization: in his father's studio, you can record songs, parents were ready to help with advice. But the girl wanted independence and self-determination. Therefore, she recorded her debut demo at her own expense, finding a recording studio in the telephone directory. All costs Samantha paid without outside help. In the recording of the following compositions Brown took part her fellow musicians, guitarist Robbie Macintosh and keyboardist Wicks.

Samantha initially collaborated as a backing vocalist with acclaimed pop stars such as Barclay James Harvest and Spandau Ballet. In 1986, she was offered a partnership by the A&M label. Sam agreed and started recording the first album. To record her debut album, Samantha had to resort to the help of her relatives. She asked Brother Pete to act as a producer. Although the relationship between the young people was not friendly, they worked together as partners. An album called Stop! took place in 1988.

The single from the disc successfully entered the British charts and was in demand on radio broadcasts in Germany and the Netherlands. In the USSR Stop! was remembered by the public thanks to the video broadcast on television. The bright and emotional vocals of the performer were imprinted in the memory along with her image. In the frame, Sam appeared as a spectacular blonde in a red outfit.

The disc featured compositions of different genres. On a whim, Samantha combined jazz, dance motives and rock, which the listeners liked. The album sold 2.5 million copies. The young performer used her first income wisely by purchasing 2 houses. Subsequently, critics will call this release the most successful in her career as a vocalist.

In 1990, the public warmly received the new April Moon album, but only 500 thousand copies of the album were sold. Released in 1993, 43 Minutes was even less in demand than the previous disc. The answer to the question of why a promising career didn't work out is simple. The peculiarity of Samantha Brown's style and performing manner was not clear to every listener. In addition, there were problems in her personal life that affected her creativity.

The label A&M, which produced the singer, offered to make changes to the upcoming album, but the vocalist refused. This was the reason for the termination of cooperation. Sam saw no problem in what was happening, created her own record company, called it Pod, and no longer interacted with the producers. She bought the 43 Minutes disc and released it in a limited edition. The album was not a success.

Sam combined her solo career with work as a backing vocalist. Her voice can be heard on Black's recording of Fly up to the moon. Brown has also collaborated with Deep Purple, Pink Floyd and George Harrison. The duet with the performer Fish and Jules Holland turned out to be successful.

In 1997, Brown released the album Box, which was supported by the Demon label. The album sold 17,000 copies. During the same period, the artist visited Russia with concerts, winning new fans. In 2000, Samantha presented the Reboot disc. In 2003 she began collaborating with Dave Roverey and John Lord. In 2006, Brown embarked on a UK tour with the support of her father, who became a guest at the concerts.

Sam's fans noticed a funny pattern: the capital letters from the names of the artist's albums were added to the abbreviation SAMBR. In 2007, the vocalist conducted a survey on her personal site for ideas for the name of a new disc. A fan suggested that the disc be called Of the moment, and the artist agreed.

It was important for her to see achievements as an author and composer, and not as a star and a media person, so Brown's main principle was to create music for her fans and herself. In 2008, the media alerted the audience that Samantha Brown had lost her voice. This trouble forced the singer to complete her concert activities and refuse to record songs.

The creative activity of the performer was influenced by everything that happened in her personal life. Samantha was not going to hide the joyful and sad events from her fans. When the singer was working on the 43 Minutes disc, doctors discovered cancer in her mother. This news overshadowed the recording of a music album that her daughter produced for her. In 1991, the woman died.

In an interview, Samantha said that at that time in music she wanted to pour out emotions and experiences, and the producers were waiting for new hits. The artist often sang songs from this disc in the church, as they were appropriate there, the parishioners were moved by the feelings described in the compositions.

Samantha greatly appreciated her parents and, having created her own family, tried to give her husband and children maximum warmth and care. Sam was lucky to find an understanding person in the person of his husband Robin Evans. The British producer knew firsthand what his wife was going through, because he worked in a musical environment, collaborating with the Dodgy and Manic Street Preachers teams. Robin helped his wife in some creative endeavors.

The children of the performer followed in the footsteps of their parents. The son is fond of music, and the daughter is engaged in photography. Samantha gladly demonstrates the achievements of young people to her followers on her Facebook page, along with her own photos.

Today Samantha Brown lives with her family in a Scottish countryside. The doors of her house, like they once were in childhood, are open to friends - musicians.

Now the artist rarely gives concerts, but in 2019 she continues her creative activity as a backing vocalist and session performer.

1998 - Stop! 1990 - April Moon 1993 - 43 Minutes 1997 - Box 2000 - Reboot 2005 - Ukulele and Voice 2006 - The Very Best of Sam Brown 2007 - Of The Moment

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