Samuel Day has received airplay from some of Cincinnati's top stations like WEBN and 96Rock, as well as WAIF fm and WUDR, as well as performing at venues such as the Champion's Club at PNC Park (Home of the Steelers) and The Underground. The music video for "The Roses" has garnered over 18,000 views between YouTube and Facebook at the time of this writing.

Samuel Day began his musical journey in his single digits. Writing led him to music production, which started with only a Packard-Bell chat mic and and a home PC. Fast forward a few years and a lot of learning later, and Day was producing, mixing, and mastering for bands in and out of state, including heavy metal, funk, and hip-hop acts, contributing arrangements and performances to their projects as well as guesting with them live. All while playing saxophone in UD's top jazz band, and being a church pianist/vocalist/guitarist. During this time he also became the President of UD's StreetSounds Recording Studio, doing everything from from being on major event committees to schlepping equipment. And despite the demanding schedule of a commuter/music major/producer, the dream remained alive.

Day's music has been performed at rock and pop concerts, composer's recitals, and jazz concerts, such as when he created four arrangements of his music for a full big band. It was a hard rock/big band crossover event full of surprising cohesiveness. His new music video for The Roses has experienced energetic reception, garnering radio interviews and online press.

Day sings and plays the piano, guitar, bass, sax, and drums and is a proficient songwriter. He also has aspirations in acting and filmmaking, and has done a fair amount of work in digital art.