Sam Armstrong is a Senior Marketing Content Writer for uDiscover Music. With a passion for music and pop culture, Sam covers a wide range of topics including music news, album releases, artist profiles, and concert reviews. Their work has been featured in Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports, showcasing their expertise in the music industry.
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Sam Armstrong's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, particularly music-related announcements and events. His articles revolve around musical guests, performances, artist partnerships, and album releases.
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Given that Sam’s geographic focus is not specified but he covers global artists and events like 'Saturday Night Live', it's best to tailor pitches relevant to international audiences or those with a broader appeal.
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Early in 2025, Thin Lizzy will release their first album in more than four decades. It's called 'Acoustic Sessions.'
Bombay Bicycle Club is set to reveal a 10th-anniversary reissue of 'So Long, See You Tomorrow' on vinyl later this month.
The Frank Zappa Vault team has dropped a second, Halloween-themed collection of rare Barfko-Swill merchandise.
Recorded during her Ocean to Ocean world tour, Amos’ new live record features renditions of fan favorites.
By: Sam Armstrong
The second installment of the band’s new YouTube series explores the chaos at London’s Trident Studios.
The Swedish group are offering vinyl pressings of ‘Voyage’’s festive ‘Little Things’ as well as their annual ‘Happy New Year.’
This month’s episode will feature releases by Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, and more.
Yusuf / Cat Stevens’ Japan-only 1974 concert album 'Saturnight: Live from Tokyo' will be released in the U.S. for the first time.
By: Sam Armstrong, Scott Legato
The additions are featured in the game’s newly launched Chapter 2 Remix.
Featured on the new ‘Long After Dark’ reissue, the performance was recorded at the Record Plant in Los Angeles in 1982.
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