“Whether you know it or not, you've probably heard Sampha's voice — on the chorus of Drake's "Too Much," maybe; haunting Beyoncé's "Mine"; on Kanye West's "Saint Pablo"; or, more recently, backing up Solange on "Don't Touch My Hair." Point is, the UK singer, songwriter and producer has been ubiquitous for the last few years among his peers; his debut LP Process should make him ubiquitous, period. ”
“Sampha's long-awaited debut reveals the man behind that voice”
“After singing with Solange, Drake, Kanye, and Frank, Sampha releases his debut LP. It’s a remarkable, meditative work, as he processes grief and navigates self-discovery.”
“Sampha's debut album was worth the wait.”
“Sampha Sisay is a huge talent. That’s a fact acknowledged by Drake, Solange and Frank Ocean, all of whom have signed up the 27-year-old to help them with production and vocals over the past few years. In fact, the young man from Morden in south London has been so busy contributing to the groundbreaking R&B albums of others that he’s been delayed in releasing his own. Is ‘Process’ worth the three-”
“It all started with a bleepy, deconstructed remix of The xx’s ‘Basic Space’ back in 2009. Since then, despite hinting at a talent touching on prodigious, Sampha Sisay has seemed to perpetually play a supporting role. After finding underground fame as SBTRKT’s chief co-conspirator he’s spent the last six years as the go-to for high profile artists looking to inject some cool when a project was foun”
