Born in 1991 in Paramaribo, Suriname, Samora came into contact with music at a very early age and fell in love with the different sounds and styles, from Gospel to Reggae. Even as a little girl, she wanted to become a singer. When she moved to the Netherlands at the age of 14, she was able to realize her dream and turned to a career in the music business. Between 2012 and 2014 she attended the Nederlandse Pop Academie in Utrecht, founded her own band, and participated in music competitions, some of which she won. After her first two singles “Amazing” and “My Turn” in 2015 she turned more and more to Reggae-related music, which was reflected in the 2016 insider tip “Momma Said”. Further singles and first bigger shows in the Netherlands followed until 2018, when she accepted an invitation from the band Open Season to be part of the “Female Reggae Voices” tour. Together with the Swiss Reggae band she released the tune “Me Na Fallin”.

In spring 2019 her debut album “Moengo” was released, a homage to the place where her parents first met. Between 2019 and 2022, Samora released a huge number of singles such as “Keep My Fire Lit”, “Free Up”, “What You Came For” feat. Lutan Fyah, “Home Again” feat. Brother Culture, “Jah Inna Mi Life”, “Fake” and of course her phenomenal album “Chameleon” (2022). She consistently pursues her path of expanding her fanbase trough commitment, up to date releases and convincing live shows, such as the renowned “Reggaelake Festival” 2019 or the legendary “Rototom Sunsplash” 2022. Her consistency attracted internationalmusic magazines and platforms to write about her releases, too. For example she was on the front cover of the international renowned Reggae and Dancehall magazine IrieMag in summer 2020. But a lot of other medias are publishing her releases, interviews and sharing her music on their platforms as well.