ABOUT THE SONG:

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Sam Paige takes us on a powerful journey with her latest single, “My Tattoos” – accompanied by a vulnerable music video. Crafted in collaboration with Nashville producer Alex Seier, this song gets a little bit personal, as Paige shares her journey and dedication to her tattoos. The music video directed by Samie Bower,  mirrors the track’s raw introspection, offering an intimate glimpse into Paige’s beauty and the stories of her ink.

Paige’s signature blend of beauty, pride and confidence shines through "My Tattoos," a song that fuses country-tinged melodies with heartfelt storytelling. The lyrics paint a picture of her self expression, making it impossible not to relate. With each note, she opens up her world to a world that is not always accepting of body art, especially women. 

She sets the scene in the opening verse: "I always wanted  more than a memory / Something I can see right in front of me / Stories runnin’ up my skin / A little cover up over my self doubt / Had my fair share of ups and downs / Each line draws a map to, Where I’ve been”  The song’s blend of evocative storytelling and shimmering guitar licks creates the perfect confidence anthem.

Sam Paige is a fearless singer-songwriter who wears her heart on her sleeve. Taking inspiration from powerhouse artists like Taylor Swift and Kelly Clarkson, she crafts music that speaks to love, desire, insecurity, and confidence. Her journey began with poetry, evolving into profoundly personal songwriting that resonates with audiences. Never one to shy away from topics that are soul baring, she has consistently laid the groundwork for the upcoming release of her EP. 

Paige has trained under The Voice vocal coach Coreen Sheehan and graced the stage at Carnegie Hall, as well as NBC’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade alongside Corbin Bleu.

With "My Tattoos," Paige invites listeners to step into her world – and perhaps, see a bit of their own story in her process. Paige says, this is a very special song to me because it is my way of standing up to anyone who judges my decision to be authentically who I choose to be.”