ZPP. 61 - Sammie Martin

The Zen Perry Project

This week on Zen Perry Project, neuroscientist by day / singer-songwriter by night SAMMIE MARTIN joins the show live from the Bushwick Basement! After assuaging Zen’s curiosity about any unintentionally self-inflicted brain damage, the conversation dives into the inspirations for Sammie’s songs like “I Can’t Lose Me To You” (which Zen performed on before ever meeting her in-person), ponders what stardust might sound like, appreciates the quality of distinctive vocal harmonies, and recounts how one might react to coming across a burning tree in a cemetery.

Sammie uses her artistic platform to raise awareness and thousands of dollars in donations to organizations advocating for peoples’ rights and well-being around the world. She’s currently training for the New York Marathon and is running to support FACES (Finding a Cure for Epilepsy & Seizures) - if you’re able, consider donating via this link- (https://nyulangone.org/give/fundraise/team-campaigns/martin)

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Capitole

1. Neuroscientist and Musician Chat (00:00:00)

2. Early Musical Influences and Songwriting (00:10:00)

3. Collaborative Songwriting and SYNC Placement (00:24:29)

4. Neuroscience and Music Discipline (00:36:52)

5. Using Music to Make a Difference (00:45:10)

6. Music, TV, and Hot Sauce (00:59:26)

7. Sammy Martin's Music and Media (01:03:38)