SAMM ROSEE (aka Samantha Finlayson) started her DJ career in July 2014 after venturing out with fellow DJ friends and catching her interest. Originally from Shepparton now based in Melbourne, Samm hit the club scene at 22 years of age. Her passion for music (Electro/Melbourne Bounce in particular) and engaging art of DJing influenced her decision to become a DJ.

Samm has toured nationally and has played at some of Australia’s biggest nightclubs, HQ  (Adelaide), Sin Citi (Sydney), Sorry Grandma (Melbourne) & Hotel New York (Tasmania)  just to name a few. Samm has also ventured out to numerous country towns such as Bendigo, Ararat, Sunbury, Leongatha, Traralgon & Ballarat. She has also taken the stage at some of Australia’s most recognised festivals such as Future Music Festival, Dreamland Festival, St.Kilda Foreshore Festival & most recently Australia’s biggest paint party, Ultraglow. 

Looking up to artists such as Tigerlily and Juicy M and known for her interest in bounce Samm is hoping to one day make it to a major festival or event on a more frequent basis, near future focusing on her club residencies around Melbourne. 
“Music on, World off” – Samm Rosee.

Samm is on a mission!

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