Sam Feinstein is an amazingly talented singer, songwriter, and musician. Born and raised in Peabody, Massachusetts, Sam got his first piano lesson at the age of 7. He learned bass guitar, cello, guitar, upright bass, ukulele, percussions, and many others making him a multi-instrumentalist. Sam moved to Miami for college to study Music Engineering at Frost School of Music and formed a Bluegrass/Folk band and a Ska band. He also toured with Nashville based blues-rock band and has contributed to various genres of music. After college, he moved to San Jose to work on audio for echo devices at amazon and joined a couple of indie bands. Sam Feinstein is all set to launch his solo musical career with his debut single “Chasing The Bulls”.
Sam Feinstein is debuting with his new single “Chasing The Bulls” and with his tough voice and chaotic instruments, Sam has very unique sounding music out there. Talking about the song in detail. It starts with a soundscape of what sound like a bell of a bullfight about to begin which slowly transitions with a groovy beat, giving the song a perfect quirky intro. Soon deep and gruff vocals of Sam begin with a very thick bassline that sets the mood for the song. The song lifts after the first verse where everything comes together, the saxophone, the trumpets, the bass guitar, the electric guitar, and drums giving the song a very unique sound. The bridge of “Chasing The Bulls” is very interesting, it’s slow and toned down but after the drop, every instrument goes wild, and the brilliancy of how everything is put together is just jaw-dropping.
“Chasing The Bulls” is an amazing song with a lot to offer and Sam Feinstein has created a masterpiece. A dream debut with a wonderful song is a dream for many and Sam has cracked the code. It is highly recommended to listen to the song.
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