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In this inspiring interview, guitarist and music producer Sam Mandell takes us through his musical journey, beginning with a childhood steeped in sound—thanks to a family of music lovers. From the classical influences of his grandparents to the rock legends introduced by his father, like Guns N’ Roses and Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sam found his passion for guitar early on. These formative experiences set the stage for his evolution as a producer with a deep appreciation for melody and texture.
As the conversation unfolds, Sam opens up about the turning point in his career when he shifted away from making aggressive battle beats and embraced a softer, more melodic sound that felt true to who he is. He shares insights into his work with Payday and their innovative project, Multi-Colored Samples, emphasizing the importance of movement and emotion in sound design. Sam's story is a powerful reminder that authenticity is key in any creative pursuit—and that embracing your unique voice can lead to truly meaningful art.
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By We Create Music TVIn this inspiring interview, guitarist and music producer Sam Mandell takes us through his musical journey, beginning with a childhood steeped in sound—thanks to a family of music lovers. From the classical influences of his grandparents to the rock legends introduced by his father, like Guns N’ Roses and Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sam found his passion for guitar early on. These formative experiences set the stage for his evolution as a producer with a deep appreciation for melody and texture.
As the conversation unfolds, Sam opens up about the turning point in his career when he shifted away from making aggressive battle beats and embraced a softer, more melodic sound that felt true to who he is. He shares insights into his work with Payday and their innovative project, Multi-Colored Samples, emphasizing the importance of movement and emotion in sound design. Sam's story is a powerful reminder that authenticity is key in any creative pursuit—and that embracing your unique voice can lead to truly meaningful art.
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