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Samantha Cooper’s voice is a gentle force. Her songs speak for their sound; from contemplative respites to keen PSA’s. Her latest singles include a divestment song for Gaza "Now!", and a love note to the rights of manoomin (wild rice) called "Let The Wave". Sam's voice and violin appear on over 75 Midwestern albums and she's one half of Hearth & Hymn. She works for Youth Arts Alliance and co-organizes grassroots water rights initiatives throughout Michigan. 

Genre: Songwriter and organizer; a gentle force

“Wit and wisdom wrapped in a blanket" 
- Will Thomas, WNMC Radio

I've had some version of a home studio since I was 17. My very first setup was a Fostex X-15 cassette 4-Track (HS graduation present) in my parent's garage. When I was an active songwriter in my early years in Nashville, I would record each song as soon as it was "finished". I did a few sessions at real studios with real musicians, but mostly I would document a song as soon as I had written it on whatever recording format I had at the house, however inferior. Below is a collection of those songs. A few of them I like a lot. Some of them I like a little. Many of them are embarrassing which is why I'm sharing them. Why, you might ask, am I sharing songs that make me cringe, recoil, and blush with embarrassment? Because in my experience the songs I like the most are almost never the songs others like the most. A song that makes me want to crawl under a rock and pray for asteroids will invariably be the one a dear friend or relative will declare is the best thing I've ever written. Humans are incomprehensible.

George Fotiadis is a multifaceted creative music producer under the alias Basement Freaks. Born in Greece, Fotiadis has established himself as a versatile artist with a rich portfolio spanning audio storytelling and funk-infused electronic music.

Under the Basement Freaks pseudonym, George Fotiadis has carved out a notable presence in the music world, particularly within the funk, soul, and breakbeat genres. He is recognized as a producer whose work pays homage to the golden age of funk, merging the 1970s and 1980s vibes with a modern twist. 

He also contributes to the music production community by releasing live-recorded sample packs through Black Octopus Sound, enhancing his influence among producers and DJs.

Fotiadis’s approach to music is marked by creativity and a refusal to adhere strictly to convention.

DJ Martoosh works digitally with Ableton Live to create genre cross-cutting mixes to keep your event grooving. Great effort is made to play to the audience and give them what they want to hear. 
From classic jazz to classy trip hop, from timeless Motown to futuristic dubstep, from nerdy 80s wonders to raw hiphop, and everything in between.

High quality samples for music productions.  Please visit http://www.blackoctopus-sound.com for sample packs, free downloads, projects files, and interviews from some of the industry's best.

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