Samia, 'Show Up'

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Robin Hilton
WNYC | Jun 23, 2021

This lovely and deeply affecting single from Samia's upcoming Scout EP so perfectly reflects the loss and loneliness of the past year as she considers small moments – phone calls with her dad, car rides with friends – and how much her life has changed. It's also a stirring anthem of resilience. When the drop hits at the chorus, Samia vows to keep showing up and singing for the people she loves.

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