What We Can Learn From Sam Fender's Success

[@GeorgeMcCauley]

Generational talent. You don’t see pure songwriters like that these days anymore. Let’s cherish him 🇬🇧

[@adamrlongley28]

‘Play God’ passed me by. I’ve just listened to it and it’s excellent! Good video.

[@vincentturnersnotes]

Glad I could remind you of it's existence! Thank you 😁

[@TheRamblingsofBry]

Strange. I don't get it at all, to me he is quite average [his brother Liam is so much better], Sam sounds a little like springsteen in a way. So far, nothing he has done has interested me enough to buy anything, same as seeing him live, I can think of a 100 bands I would go to see before Sam. But saying all that, somehow he has done well, so good luck to him.

[@vincentturnersnotes]

Hey, ok I understand where your coming round. Initially Fender's music kinda washed over me, but Seventeen Going Under really did feel special. Nice to see a 'guitar track' do so well commercially too. It was researching this video and really diving in that I became really impressed with both his music, and his story- no doubt much of that comes across in the video! Totally respect your opinion though, sometimes an artist just won't gel with us, for whatever reason. I appreciate you stopping by!