Sam Lachow

Sam Lachow released his debut solo album Brand New Bike in 2011, an entirely self-produced project that laid the foundation for his multi-faceted career as a producer, songwriter, rapper, videographer, and director. Early in his career, Lachow established the group Shankbone, for which he directed and produced music videos, a role he also extended to other artists, showcasing his diverse creative skill set from the outset. His career advanced significantly in 2014 with the release of Huckleberry, his second full-length album, which independently achieved a notable number 5 position on the iTunes Hip Hop charts. Following this success, Lachow released 80 Bars, a free project that garnered widespread attention, accumulating over a million plays across SoundCloud and YouTube for multiple tracks.

This momentum culminated in Sam Lachow becoming the first local artist to sell out Seattle’s 1,000-capacity Neptune Theater. In 2015, he further elevated his profile by performing on the main stage at Sasquatch, one of Washington’s largest music festivals. Lachow has consistently toured, written, and produced music, cultivating a distinctive genre-blending style and engaging in collaborations with a diverse range of artists. His 2020 album, Corduroy, featured prominent collaborations with artists such as Watsky, Dave B, and Travis Thompson, demonstrating his continued artistic growth and industry connections.

He maintains a consistent output and active engagement within the national music scene through ongoing touring. Sam Lachow continues to produce new music and tour nationally, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to his creative process which spans various artistic mediums, from video production to music composition and performance. His work exemplifies consistent output and active engagement within the music landscape, solidifying his presence as a versatile and enduring artist.