If you’re a fan of electronic music, you need to check out Sam Silver‘s debut EP, How I Hear It. This rising DJ, producer, and artist from New York is already making waves in the music industry with his unique blend of hip-hop and electronic sounds.

Silver‘s love for music started at a young age, and he credits his mother for exposing him to different sounds and genres. He grew up playing piano and DJing for fun, but it wasn’t until he accidentally landed MTV TRL’s Song of the Year while interning at Practice WorldWide that he realized he wanted to pursue a music career.

However, Silver‘s journey has not been without its challenges. His manager, Gary Salzman, who supported him in his development, passed away from Covid-19. This loss deeply affected Silver as both a person and an artist. Nevertheless, he has continued to push himself creatively and explore new sounds.

Now, let’s talk about How I Hear It. The EP is a journey through the different perspectives in relationships and how people relate to the scenarios we all go through over the course of our lives. The intro sets the tone for the EP, conveying that everything good must eventually come to a natural end.

The first track, featuring A$AP Twelvyy, explores the progression of young love from the early stages of infatuation to eventual heartbreak. It’s a relatable and emotional track that captures the rollercoaster of emotions that comes with falling in love for the first time, making it a perfect song to play at a festival or rave. The second track, “Pacifistic,” is about maintaining independence during a relationship, having a good time, and not letting anything get you down. It’s a fun and upbeat track that moves you on the dance floor.

In the third track, Silver explores the conflicting feelings of seeing a partner spiral out of control. You know they’re making your situation worse, but you still try to support them and make the relationship work. It’s a raw and honest song that tackles a complex topic with sensitivity and grace.

The fourth and final track, “First Date,” is a lighthearted and relatable one about the nervousness of going on a first date. We all know the feeling of hoping the person across the table won’t disappoint us, and Sam captures that sentiment perfectly.

Overall, How I Hear It is a well-crafted and emotionally resonant EP showcasing Silver’s unique musical talent. His blend of hip-hop and electronic music is fresh and exciting, and we can’t wait to see what he does next.

Silver has already DJed top venues, such as the Highline Ballroom in NYC, Virgo, Kind Regards, Gold Bar, and East Berlin, and has even opened up for Common with Brian King Joseph at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. He’s also scored for the Cowboy UFC documentary, showing his versatility as a musician.

As he continues to develop his sound, Sam Silver is poised to make a name for himself in the electronic music scene. We can picture him playing festivals and clubs worldwide, collaborating with other talented artists, and bringing his unique sound to the masses. Silver is an artist to watch, and we can’t wait to see where his career takes him next.

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