Sammnart Speaks On His Lover Boy EP: Balancing His Artistry And Production Expertise

In a candid interview on the 3Music TV's 3hread Special, Ghanaian musician, songwriter and producer Sammnart shared his inspiring journey and creative process, shedding light on his latest project, the LOVER BOY EP.

Sammnart, known for his versatility as both a producer and artiste revealed that the inspiration behind this EP came from his collaboration with artiste Yaw Krissh, who featured him on the track CONFESSIONS.

When asked about what he hopes listeners take away from his music, Sammnart emphasized the importance of storytelling. He wants people to really listen to the lyrics because each song tells a story.

Balancing his roles as a producer, songwriter, and artiste, Sammnart revealed his seamless creative process. He stated that he often works on lyrics while producing. This allows him to immediately dive into creating the music magic as soon as the lyrics are complete.

Themes of love and its multifaceted nature are central to Sammnart's artistic exploration. To Sammnart, love is such a rich topic. In the LOVER BOY EP, He explored different dimensions of love in a way that resonates with his audience.

Discussing his creative evolution, Sammnart highlighted the importance of staying dynamic and drawing inspiration from other productions. "I constantly listen to various genres and styles" he revealed. 

Looking forward, Sammnart shared exciting plans for the future, including the upcoming deluxe version of the LOVER BOY EP. "I'll be adding two new songs to the EP," he announced. These tracks will expand on the themes explored in the original EP and offer listeners even more to connect with.

As Sammnart continues to carve out his place in the Ghanaian music landscape, his dedication to artistic integrity and storytelling promises to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression on the industry.

For fans and music enthusiasts alike, Sammnart's journey is one marked by passion, creativity, and a commitment to pushing artistic boundaries.