Sammy Adams, born Samuel Adams Wisner on August 14, 1987, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter hailing from Cambridge, Massachusetts. Adams burst onto the music scene with his hit remix of Asher Roth's "I Hate College," which aptly captured the college party vibe and garnered him a significant following among the youthful demographic. His first major EP, "Boston's Boy," was released in 2010 and reached the top of the iTunes hip-hop charts, propelled by the success of his single "Driving Me Crazy."

Adams's music style combines elements of hip-hop, electronic beats, and pop hooks, demonstrating his versatility and appeal across genres. Over the years, he's continued to release a steady stream of singles and collaborations, appealing to fans with his relatable lyrics and energetic production. His most recent releases continue this trend, with tracks like "Gems" and its remixed versions showcasing his ability to blend hip-hop with electronic music creatively. Furthermore, the collaboration "The Fray" with Skizzy Mars highlights his collaborative spirit, while songs like "Dr. Phil" and "Our Love" reflect his knack for storytelling and engaging with current cultural themes. Sammy Adams continues to evolve as an artist, with each new release offering a glimpse into his dynamic range and ability as a musician.

Genres

Indie Pop Rap

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Latest Release

Used To (The Remixes)

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Sammy Adams

Single - Released July 19, 2024