R&B has without a doubt been in a great place in the past year. A few OGs have emerged with new music while the new crop of talent popping up proves that the genre is alive in well in the hands of the new generation. This week, Sammie came through with his latest project and fifth studio album, titled, Such Is Life. Laced up with 12 tracks in total, Sammie enlists a few friends for the tracklist. DJ Luke Nasty slides through on "All Night." Rotimi and Sammie link up for their track, "Picky" and Tank provides an assist on "Where's The Lie."
Just in case you missed it, check out Sammie's brand new project below and sound off with your thoughts on Such Is Life in the comments.
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