In 2001, Sam the Kid released an instrumental album entitled Beats Vol 1: Amor. Using resources like vinyl, discs, soap operas, videos and recorded phone calls among others, STK created a unique audiophilic world, inspired by the love of his parents, to whom he dedicated the album. The single he released for this album is called "Alma Gémea".

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Beats Vol 1: Amor
Studio album by Sam the Kid
Released	December 2002
Genre	Hip hop
Length	64:24
Label	Loop:Recordings
Sam the Kid chronology
Sobre(tudo) (2002) Beats Vol 1: Amor (2002) Sobre(tudo) (Special Edition) (2004)

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