Anatomy of a young rapper: Samuel Heron

Samuel is his baptismal name, Heron, the trademark and tribute to one of the soul and hip hop fathers: Gil Scott Heron.

Samuel Heron was born in La Spezia in 1991 and is passionate about dance right now, which is a key element to his solo career. The kind that learns in the streets of La Spezia, the real cradle of Italian breakdance, is the New Style. Born in 1986, as a new way of living hip-hop culture, it is at its heart of the expressiveness and attitude with which the movements are performed, leaving out the competitive element. Through the movements, the music is thus expressed. Four and a half years ago came the big jump.

Moving to Milan, he creates, together with Mike Higsnob, the duo Bushwaka, complete of a mascot, reaching in a very short time a certain popularity, which will bring them a little to sign up for Newtopia, the label of J-Ax and Fedez. But it is not gold all that glitters: finding work in a context incompatible with their own method of processing, they separate in April of last year. But Samuel does not throw it down. In fact, it starts publishing a new single every couple of months, to keep fans high on the spot, and exploit the videos to give greater visibility to the individual, the promotional technique previously used by Ghali.
Views blur and character Samuel Heron comes to the mouth of everyone, also trying to imitate the movements on the track.

The element that makes it even more original, than the many rappers of the moment, is the infamous soul-R & B infiltration club sounding, making it more dancing and engaging.

To date, appreciated by public and critics, Samuel Heron has been selected by Timberland
as one of Italian talents for a digital project that envisages the activation of more influencers and talents on four European countries (Italy, France, the United Kingdom United Kingdom and Germany) to lend his style and his unique attitude to present three Timberland silhouettes, Flyroam, Killington and Radford silhouettes in a series of unique digital stories.

Not bad for an artist in full throttle ramp.