SAMMIE RELEASES SOPHOMORE ALBUM

(VIDEO) Sammie releases first new album in six years…..

R&B singer Sammie is back with his first new album in six years. The singer, who took several years off to attend high school in Orlando, Florida, will release his self-titled sophomore album on Tuesday, October 10th. The album includes the hit, “You Should Be My Girl” featuring Sean Paul of the Youngbloodz.

The singer recently explained that it took him six months to record the new project. He said,

“Like six months, you know what I’m sayin’? Which was to me is a long time cause my first project we did it in like that. Probably like two, three months and then I was out. But I put a lot of my heart and soul and my blood, sweat and tears in this one. Some experiences that I went through throughout high school. Also other experiences whether it be friends. I’m very observant and analytical so anything I observed inspired me to write. But it was a lot of fun, you know what I’m sayin’? But it took like six months to complete.”

The album features the production of Jermaine Dupri, Dallas Austin, Jazze Pha, Daron Jones of 112, Adonis, and Brian Michael Cox.

In related news, Sammie will try his hand at acting soon. He’s landed a role in the forthcoming movie, Stomp The Yard’, which will also star Ne-Yo, Chris Brown, Daisy Jade, Courtney Vance, Laz Alonso, Robin Thicke, and Meagan Good. The film is slated to hit theaters next year.