Releases Heartfelt New Single
“How Life Goes”
November 3, 2026 – Today, indie singer-songwriter and content creator Sam Tabor released a new heartfelt single, “How Life Goes.” Paired with a video of Tabor on the move alongside his canine friends Mocha and Winnie, the video captures the sentiment that life’s inevitable shifts can be something light-hearted and catchy.
When speaking on the track, Sam Tabor shares, “It’s a song about moving forward and accepting the changes that come with life. Sometimes that means leaving people you love, seeing them less, moving away, or simply growing in different directions.” The music video mirrors that movement, following Tabor as he rides through a series of changing landscapes.
“I wanted it to be a fun, catchy song you can dance to because I don’t look at this as a sad song, even though it could seem like that on the surface. Change is constant and inevitable,” Tabor adds.
“How Life Goes” continues the personal songwriting journey he has been on following recent singles “Coffee” and “Can I?,” written entirely by Tabor and produced by Austin Jones in Lexington, KY.
The single follows Tabor’s recent music video for “Bleed Me Dry,” a darkly comedic vampire story made with fellow YouTuber Chad Chad, whose sketch and commentary humor has built an audience of over 3M subscribers. This one was his first co-produced track alongside Micah Tawlks (Hayley Williams, Niall Horan, Ben Rector, The Brook & The Bluff, Louis Prince).
Before he was a musician, Sam Tabor was already reaching millions with his wit and authenticity. With over 1.5M YouTube subscribers and a devoted fanbase built over years as a comedy and gaming content creator, Tabor is pursuing one of his most vulnerable and heartfelt spaces yet – his music.
About Sam Tabor:
Raised in a musical family in Louisville, KY, Tabor picked up his first guitar at eight years old, inspired by his mother’s voice and his older brother’s love of rock. He introduced his audience to that side of himself in 2017 with the single “Bones,” followed by his debut EP, About Time, in 2018. That same instinct for melody now anchors an indie rock and alternative pop sound defined by big melodies and unflinching honesty. Sam Tabor doesn’t just write songs, he confesses them.
