Straight off the fire that’s brought by ALL them Post-Lifers diggin’ in the Pitt., Sam Hagensen slides right on down like a slice of butter in a baked potato. Now, typically I slice my salad to shreds, grip dat White Owl, and hang on a long burn. AND, even though Sam Hagensen has that “stick around and fucking vibe” sound to his work, “one and it’s over” is more like a quick hit from this 2oz. glass bottle hooka I bought in that saves me LOADS of money. Less than saving money, Sam Hagensen is MAKING money with “one and it’s over.” Especially in terms of “high,” as the rythm rolls and gets you moving into infinity, asymmetrical pacing seems to be his silent way of attaching.
Think about it in terms of saving money. You could probably eat three egg rolls at Sam Hagensen’s next DJ/producer show/set, having hit water-on-smoke about five minutes before in your whip, then roll out with the wafts as honeys be macin’ and you like, “Nah, gurl. You too fancy. Sit a minute and feel on this lax.” But you point to nothing, walk in the venue/basement/apartment/etc., and as you expected, honeys is following; lemme tell you this via writing: “one and it’s over” totally works! It’s probably flaring off right as everyone is entering too, bag of egg rolls in your pocket, maybe get a Lady and the Tramp style eating situation on one later, covered… in honey, and full of “This probably isn’t good to eat in the club, but I got Sam Hagensen’s Bandcamp page on my computer at home…”
Give Sam Hagensen part of your life ALWAYS when you decided on “one and it’s over.” You never know, so listen to it below:
• Sam Hagensen: http://samhagensen.bandcamp.com
• Post Life International: http://postlife-international.com
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