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R&B singer Sammie says he chose to leave Dallas Austin’s Rowdy Records due to a lack of attention to his album and related projects.
A year later, Dallas Austin signed him to his reactivated Rowdy label and released Sammie's self-titled album. The album has top producers like Dallas Austin, Jazze Pha, and Bryan-Michael Cox.
Issued on Austin's reactivated Rowdy label, supported by Motown, the return sported a couple minor hits with "You Should Be My Girl" and "Come with Me." Sammie was featured on Soulja Boy Tell Em's Top Five R&B/hip-hop hit "Kiss Me Thru the Phone" but was otherwise inactive for several years.
After the huge success of his debut, Sammie stepped away from the music business to focus on schooling, graduating from West Orange High School in 2005. Honing on his singing and songwriting ability, Sammie returned to the music scene in 2006, signing with Austin’s reactivated label, Rowdy Records. The
- 8 Sammie Took A Break from The Industry
- 7 Sammie Made A Comeback
- 6 Sammie Fought An Uphill Battle
- 5 Sammie Was Big on Collaborations
- 4 How Is Sammie's Music Looking Now
- 3 Sammie Is on Tour
- 2 How Much Is Sammie Worth?
- 1 Sammie Is Single
Sammie went on a 5-year hiatus from music after he teamed up with rappers Lil' Zane, Lil' Wayne, and Lil' Bow Wow for the soundtrack of Brian Robbins' 2001 filmHardball. The R&B sensation left music for two reasons. First, to revel in his childhood and make mistakes away from the spotlight, a decision he reached with his parents. And secondly, his ...
After graduating from high school in 2005, Sammie went against his mother's wishes to continue his education at college. To reignite his musical career, the singer relocated to LA andinked a record label deal with Austin Dallas's Rowdy Records. Sammie immediately began work with top producers such as Bryan-Michael Cox, Dallas Austin, and Jazze Pha ...
Returning to music wasn't a bed of roses for Sammie. Unlike his first stint as an R&B sensation, he struggled with breaking into the industry. Asides from trying to get his music out there, Sammie almost lost his fortune and career to a scheming ex-manager. He went through great financial distress due to the ex-managers mismanagement of his resourc...
Collaborations were an essential aspect of Sammie's career. From his first collaboration on the Hardball soundtrack, the singer teamed up with other artists in different capacities. In 2008, Sammie worked on one of his biggest collabs when he was featured in Soulja Boy's hit song Kiss Me Thru The Phone. In 2012, he had his first songwriting placeme...
Sammie is back on the grind. Thanks to his newfound success, the singer has checked out of the list of huge 2000s superstars who have fallen into obscurity. The singer returned to the spotlight after ShadeRoom shared a clip of the singer doing a rendition. Sammie cashed in on the fame from the viral clip, partnering with EMPIRE to promote his R&B r...
With his fan base growing as his music gained more ground, the need to give his fans a close-up experience of his music arose. Sammie embarked on his first tour, tagged The Everlasting Tour, in 2019 and a second,The Millennium Tour, with an impressive lineup of musicians from the mid-aughts. The R&B sensation is currently on his third tour,The Mill...
Despite losing most of his net worth and living from check to check due to the mismanagement of his ex-manager, Sammie appears to have bounced back to better days. According to Lake County Florida News, Sammie is worth a whopping $1.5 million. The singer amassed his wealth from his budding music career and other engagements. Outside of music, Sammi...
Sammie is single but not eligible. In a 2020 interview with Essence, the R&B singer revealed that he was recently single and taking a necessary break from relationships. In 2021, the singer got into another relationship that ended barely a year after. In a 2022 interview with Black Love, Sammie revealed that ending his last relationship was especia...
Issued on Austin's reactivated Rowdy label, supported by Motown, the return sported a couple minor hits with "You Should Be My Girl" and "Come with Me." Sammie was featured on Soulja Boy Tell Em's Top Five R&B/hip-hop hit "Kiss Me Thru the Phone" but was otherwise inactive for several years.
A year later, Dallas Austin signed him to his reactivated Rowdy label and released Sammie's self-titled album. The album has top producers like Dallas Austin, Jazze Pha, and Bryan-Michael Cox. The album's first single, "You Should Be My Girl" hit the charts and became a Top 30 R&B hit.
