Samusson & Tomassi are a contemporary acoustic duo performing original "post-industrial folk music." Soaring harmonies. Interesting arrangements. Powerful songwriting. Lyrics for people with brains. A bit of social commentary. Songs that deal with the big picture issues of the day through small, personal stories.

Imagine Bruce Cockburn meets the Indigo Girls in John Hiatt's garage. Throw in a dash of Billy Bragg and a harmonic touch of Simon & Garfunkel and you'll have an idea of the songs and sound of Samusson & Tomassi. Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, they perform all original music with an emphasis on engaging songwriting and dynamic vocal harmonies.

Call it Americana, New Folk, alt.country, or call it Bob. It still comes down to intelligent songwriting with a powerful vocal delivery. Samusson & Tomassi have been performing together for over a decade and the experience really shows in their live performance. Find out about their music, upcoming performances, their recordings, and reviews.

THEIR BEST REVIEW SO FAR: "When I first heard Samusson & Tomassi, I was so inspired that I went right out and created a whole new galaxy. No foolin'!" - God

Thanks to Rick Ray for invaluable help in making this web site possible.


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New Songs are Creeping into the S&T Live Shows

Samusson & Tomassi are continuing to add new material to their live performances. New tunes you're likely to hear if you catch S&T at one of their live shows are: River City; Hour Glass Days; In This Place; It Gets Worse; Beyond That Blue Horizon; Empty Fields; Change is Gonna Come; and several more. Reason enough to come out and hear some live music.

Download Free Anti-War Songs

Samusson & Tomassi have recorded seven anti-war songs which are available as free MP3s. You're welcome to download them and share them with as many folks as you like.

Just click on the song title to download it.

A Line in the Sand

Against the Sky

C.R.A.B. (Cheney, Rumsfeld, Ashcroft & Bush)

Only Love Will Remain

Gunfire in the Holy Land

One Sandwich Short

WMDs