Sam Ludlow has dropped “Cruise”, exploring a new vocal direction by blending lofi and hip-hop in this new single that follows the release of his two last indie/soul tracks.
He drew his inspiration for this third single from artists such as Nealo, Kojaque and Uly and produced it mostly by himself with the help of his friend Mateusz for some finishing touches and mixing.
Sam said about his single, “I wrote a little instrumental and heard a rap over it, except I didn’t know any rapper so I gave it a shot myself. The song has a few themes based around the pursuit of love and meaningfulness in a journey that usually ends where you started”.
If you like the styles of Tom Misch, Rex Orange County and Loyle Carner,. then you can add “Cruise” to your playlist unhesitatingly!
Since his secondary school years, Sam Ludlow would skip school most days to go home and play/listen to music. He started as a drummer to finally got the courage to start writing and releasing his own music later on. Sam Ludlow is partly known as the drummer from Munky and has been championed by large music magazines such as Hot Press and Atwood.
Last November, he released “Summertime Somewhere” – an alt-pop single with blissful melodies and charming sax lines that brings his sound to a whole new level. With clear yearning for crafting relatable lyrics and blissful melodies, Sam Ludlow is set to make a big impact on the Irish music scene.
Listen to his new offering “Cruise” below:
#Peace.Love.Cruise
