Sam And The Womp, led by Sam Ritchie, have consistently broken molds with their electric spirit. Fusing diverse cultural influences, they combine bold brass melodies with driving dance rhythms. Their path has been one of relentless experimentation, embracing collaboration and spontaneity. The partnership between Sam and reggae MC Natty Campbell, who recently relocated to The Netherlands, has evolved naturally, guided by their shared love of mixing genres.
Their latest release, “Come We Play,” delivers a bright, Afro-dancehall pulse. The track revolves around infectious brass hooks and grooves that pull listeners onto the dance floor. The horn melody, a key element, came to Sam one morning years ago – a moment he recorded on his phone, now brought to life through their unique creative process. Natty’s vocals, laid down in Amsterdam, weave perfectly into the lively rhythm.
Sam And The Womp have already shaken up the UK charts with “Bom Bom,” graced festival stages like Glastonbury, and taken their high-energy performances around the world, leaving a lasting impact wherever they perform.
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