Sam Sodomsky is a staff writer at Pitchfork, where he covers a wide range of music genres and artists. His work has also appeared in Yahoo Sports Canada and The Nation. Sam is known for his insightful and in-depth articles on new music releases, award nominations, and interviews with musicians.
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Sam Sodomsky's articles focus mainly on music, album releases, artist news, and entertainment events. His coverage attributes include private sector announcements and press releases. To reach out effectively to Sam, consider pitching new album releases, exclusive interviews with artists or industry insiders about upcoming tours or awards nominations, as well as unique stories related to the music industry that align with his areas of interest.
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By: Evan Minsker
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By: Sam Sodomsky
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