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Samantha is a recording artist and songwriter with a fiery passion for working within music entertainment to fully realize music's potential to make serious changes in our current world, beyond entertainment. She's set on a path to make the music industry a safe space, worldwide, in avenues and corners of the globe for people of all walks of life. Her goal is to blend the influence of the music industry's greatest and most compassionate players to create gigantic funding opportunities that allow the record labels, publishers, artists, and fans to all make more music possible for communities and individuals who use it for way "more" than entertainment - in education, therapies and with communities in need.Sharing and creating opportunities for more music for others is the biggest reward music brings to Samantha's life. Her soul, voice, and the work she has done within music entertainment, education, and therapy throughout her abundantly musical and very expressive life give her a unique perspective on the industry.She's a passionate recording artist and songwriter, lifelong vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and composer. She has performed internationally and domestically in New Orleans, New York, and Chicago with professional jazz, Latin, hip hop, rock, and indie-pop groups and amongst Grammy-award-winning artists. MUSIC, NOWSamantha has created Music, NOW, a nonprofit with a mission to connect the music industries that are responsible for creating and sharing the music we all love with the spaces where it is needed most - communities worldwide for wellness and recovery. What if funding music in more than the digital-entertainment realm could allow people to be saved from mental illness, isolation, depression from pain and discomfort, and the challenges of living with a disability?The music industry continues to grow while music education and therapy decline at a rapid rate.Communities in need, schools, hospitals, homes and beyond, worldwide are suffering and could benefit from interactive music. When will we take responsibility?It's time the industry learns what the problem is. How can we make it better if we do not know? When a child learns speech through a song that artists, publishers, and labels create together, the industry is contributing to a person in need of healing through music. Perhaps the folks who produce the music can help pay for the beneficial sessions - if only they knew the problem and how to help.