Getting into a “new normal” does not mean that we are enjoying our days, right?

Every change creates a certain difficulty during the adaptation process. What we have learned the most, or at least we are trying to, this year with the pandemic is to be resilient.

How ironic is it that before the pandemic we lived on cell phones and now that we have time for that, we want to go back to real life?

We lived, and then we shared on social media. Now we are home and without meeting friends, without having fun. What is left to live and share?

Sam Way sings in his new song “I was not created to be alone and live staring at my cell phone”. Do you agree? I do.

He reflects about various subjects during the song. Is the cure worse than the disease? And it reflects on hidden smiles and the touch that is forbidden today. Sam says, “This situation doesn’t seem to be livin.”

It would be funny if it weren’t tragic as we barely remember what it’s like to hug so tight the people we love. How strange we are to see a photo of someone we always see wearing a mask. “Wow is different than I imagined”, the thought soon comes to mind.

In the “Livin” video, Sam appears in the middle of nowhere, with only the cell phone light on his face. He walks alone all the time until that light is different. Sam starts to dance, the melody surrounds you and you have the feeling that everything is going to be okay, again.

Watch now the video clip of Sam Way’s latest release, “Livin”:

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Sam Way found out that he would like to live on music at the age of 23. The musician has also worked as a model. And this is all the information I was able to find about his biography since he doesn’t like to be defined by what he does (I love this concept!)

For those who decided to make music a little “late”, compared to most artists, Sam is a natural talent!

Follow the work of the English musician on social media, and delight yourself with his folk indie melodies that he is able to create and his voice so engaging!

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