Joe Samba has spent the better part of a decade making a name for himself in reggae rock — island rhythms, punk-edged energy, hip hop flair, all filtered through a songwriter's ear. His new single, "You & Me," finds him somewhere different: quieter, more personal, and unmistakably shaped by time spent writing in Nashville.
Joe Samba has spent the better part of a decade making a name for himself in reggae rock — island rhythms, punk-edged energy, hip hop flair, all filtered through a songwriter's ear.
His new single, "You & Me," finds him somewhere different: quieter, more personal, and unmistakably shaped by time spent writing in Nashville.
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Joe Samba has spent the better part of a decade making a name for himself in reggae rock — island rhythms, punk-edged energy, hip hop flair, all filtered through a songwriter's ear. His new single, "You & Me," finds him somewhere different: quieter, more personal, and unmistakably shaped by time spent writing in Nashville.
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