Samuel Joshua Sauls

Samuel Joshua Sauls began to play the piano at age 7 without any lessons. At age 12, he took private lessons from the Pro Music Conservatory of Wilson, North Carolina and went on to play for his middle school chorus. He was accepted at the Arts Academy at Hunt High School in the 10th grade, but chose to attend Beddingfield High School. There he played in the chorus for his entire four years.

Though Samuel enjoys composing a variety of different styles, his specialties include R&B, classical, Latin jazz, Samba and Bossa Nova. His regional theatrical musician credits include the stage-plays “Purlie”, “Annie”, and “Motown Revue”.

In addition to his executive duties on Brotherside projects, Samuel scored the multiple award-winning “Punch Me”, which stars talent from Denzel Washington & Oprah Winfrey’s “The Great Debaters” and HBO’s “The Wire”.