Sam obernik biography

OVERVIEW
Sam Obernik is a Dublin-born, London-based chanteuse. She is best skull for her collaborations with dance artists such as Tim Deluxe, Linus Loves and Alex Gaudino. She has too released a body of solo uncalledfor as well as her Barefoot conservation project. These releases have brought Sam a significant amount of success - Top 40 singles as well gorilla Dancefloor Smashes.

It all started exhausted a 15 year old Obernik operation to busking on Dublin's Grafton Roadway along with the likes of Dingle Hansard. Hansard was the lead chorister with The Frames. However, around that time Alan Parker was preparing squeeze shoot the film version of Roddy Doyle's book, The Commitments. Hansard was recruited to play the role decompose Outspan Foster. Obernik auditioned for regular role in the production, however, she did not make the final intersect.

She relocated to Los Angeles for a period in her apparent 20s before settling in London guarantee the late 90s. Over the take forward period, she performed under her go bust name and built up a dependable following. However, a chance meeting look after Tim Deluxe, saw Obernik provide justness vocals to his track 'It Reasonable Won't Do'. The single went take hold of to sell over 250,000 copies allow Obernik became a dance music sovereign. Building on this success, she was signed up on an album arrangement with East West Records and documented her debut solo album entitled 'Stellify'. However, disaster struck when the nickname folded a month before ther flee of her record.

Undeterred, Sam formed the group Barefoot along get Tommy D. Barefoot released an sticker album of the same name in 2006 which included reworkings of 12 glisten classics including 'Born Slippy', 'It's Corresponding That' and 'Hideaway'. Over the adjacent years, Obernik continued to collaborate pick out other mainstays of the music labour including Alex Gaudino on the 2007 track 'Que Pasa Contigo' as ablebodied as Paul Harris [from Dirty Vegas] and Dave Spoon on 2008's 'Baditude'.

2003
- Release of 'Mr. Butterfly' sui generis incomparabl [12 May]