SamiYam

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SamiYam

SamiYam, (born Sam Baker) is an intrumental Hip-Hop producer from Ann Arbor, Michigan. He is most known for his affiliation to experimental producer, Flying Lotus, and his 8-bit Video Game inspired Hip-Hop beats. In 2008, SamiYam released his debut album, titled, Rap Beats Vol. 1. The album was self-released, and each album cover was created by SamiYam himself, which were created by small cut-outs of pictures from various Magazines.

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