Sam Tompkins Never Wants to “Lose It All”

Lose It All

Sam Tompkins


An R&B single about appreciating the important people in life.

Brighton-based musical creative, Sam Tompkins, is an emerging singer and songwriter who crafts stunning tunes. The London native has performed alongside artists Krept & Konan, recorded with MNEK, and gained recognition from Bebe Rexha, Bastille, and Passenger. As a result, his name has become popular across many medias. Tompkins’s work is reminiscent of 90’s R&B with just the right amount of contemporary elements. He has a wide range of influences, including Ray Charles, Justin Timberlake, Usher, Ed Sheeran, and Drake. Tompkins’ work is available on Spotify, YouTube, and his own website. His latest drop is the R&B single, “Lose It All.” The song also has an accompanying lyric video.

The backdrop of mellow instrumentals draws us in instantly. “Lose It All” provides a tender soundscape to add to an emotional reflection. Altogether, it makes for something lovely, yet bittersweet. Lyrics like “Every time I picture you raising our child / Oh, I’d walk a million miles / To watch you walking down the isle” and “When you look at me in my eyes, all I can see is purpose” reminisce on the person that’s most important to the artist. At the same time, it gives us all a picture of who that person is to us so that we don’t feel left out. The sweetness and heartfelt moments help Tompkins gift us with a beautifully crafted tribute that will touch your heart and soul. So, press play and experience the powerful words of Sam Tompkins’s “Lose It All.”



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