Sam Child ‘Lost At Sea’: Your Ticket To The Summer

Imagine, you’re sat in the backseat of your friend’s car, the morning sun growing hotter and a sea breeze circulating through the open window, Sam Child’s newest single ‘Lost At Sea’ plays from your phone through the aux – it’s perfect.

‘Lost At Sea’: “You’re not as lost as you think.”

An infectious tune, nestled between bursts of well-placed synth effects and harmonies that could persuade summer to last forever. The balance between a funky piano riff, clean-cut beats & soothing vocals, broken up by an upbeat & catchy chorus, culminating in a crooning summer anthem.

“‘Lost At Sea’ is about trying to get to your dreams & aspirations,” says Sam. “Land is a metaphor for your dreams – some people have it easier with speed boats and planes; some are just rowing boats as fast as they can. The chorus is about feeling as if you don’t know where you’re going or if you’ll ever make it.”

Sam hopes the track encourages his listeners to keep trying even when they think they’re getting nowhere – something many will be able to relate to in the confusion and uncertainty of 2020.

Who Is Sam Child?

Sam Child, is a singer-songwriter and producer hailing from the UK. With a full-length album already under his belt, Sam shows no signs of slowing down in 2020.

Staying very close to the writing, mastering and production process of his music, Sam’s music primarily follows lo-fi/bedroom pop conventions, with elements from other genres sprinkled in. Resulting in an eclectic mix of synth’s, acoustics, funk & soul, providing a dreamy soundscape that soothes the mind & soul.

Throughout lockdown, Sam has been writing & recording his second album ‘Voyage’ which includes first single ‘Point Nemo’ and second single ‘Lost At Sea’.

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