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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Sam Wilbur
Samuel Wilbur, is an environmentally conscious Minneapolis based singer/songwriter/educator. A high school social studies teacher by day, and rock star by night, Samuel Wilbur has been writing and recording his own music since he was 16 years old. Wilbur’s music, which is over-stuffed with lush harmonies and catchy hooks, delves deep into pressing issues like the global climate crisis and the failings of late-stage capitalism. With a unique voice, Samuel’s thought-provoking compositions engage audiences in critical conversations about the world we live in.
Biography: Samuel Wilbur’s musical journey began in 2002 when he picked up a guitar and started penning his emotions into songs. Hailing from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Samuel honed his craft, finding inspiration in the works of his musical influences, including Wilco’s poignant lyricism, Andrew Bird’s multi-instrumental prowess, and Jenny Lewis’ tongue and cheek storytelling.
Musical Style: Samuel Wilbur’s music blends the evocative storytelling of indie folk with the catchy hooks and arrangements of indie pop. His compositions feature a harmonious marriage of acoustic and electric instrumentation, infused with poignant vocals that carry the weight of his meaningful messages. His songs often serve as both a call to action and a soothing refuge, addressing pressing issues with hope and determination. Samuel’s music explores the human experience, offering a glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of individuals amidst a rapidly changing world.
Live Performances: Samuel Wilbur’s live performances are a testament to his passion for music and his ability to create an intimate connection with his audience. Whether performing solo with his acoustic guitar or backed by a talented band of his friends, his stage presence is magnetic, drawing listeners into the world of his songs.
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