“Doomsday” by Sam Abbo

Sam Abbo has one of those retro voices that really resonates with a 1970’s vocal aesthetics. In “Doomsday”, he really showcases this by accompanying his lyrics with acoustic guitar instrumentals and intentional production choices.

“Doomsday” is a funky song about being positive during an alternative universe where the world is ending. This song has such a relaxing yet groovy vibe to it. One that’s easy to follow and play during an easy afternoon.

Sam Abbo has an unparalleled creativity and really shows this in his newest release. I loved every minute of it.

Written by Tricia Patras

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