We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out the new single, “Minute Man”, from Nashville-based artist,Sam Varga. You can listen to “Minute Man” Here .

Sam Varga, has a sound and vibe that needs to be heard in today’s ever changing world. “Minute Man” comes at you fast and leaves a lasting impression.

Varga transforms modern anxiety into an anthemic love song for the end of the world.

I told myself I’d never release a political song,” Varga admits. But in a world where the political is personal—and survival feels like spectacle—he leans into the chaos, offering a defiant, cinematic track that captures the strange romance of collapse. “Minute Man” doesn’t take sides. It’s a scorched-earth snapshot of young love in a broken world: biting, beautiful, and wide open to interpretation.

“We’re all made to feel like it’s the end of the world every day—whether it is or isn’t is above our clearance level,” Varga says. “So I wrote it like a sonic inkblot test. The song doesn’t point fingers. What you love—or hate—about it probably says more about you than it does about me.” Threaded with lyrical Easter eggs and cultural landmines, “Minute Man” invites listeners to project their own beliefs, fears, and hopes onto its apocalyptic backdrop.

Sam Varga blends his emo roots with Southern grit and singer-songwriter soul. Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, he came up in the city’s DIY emo scene, cutting his teeth on loud guitars, basement shows, and late-night chaos. At home, his parents filled the house with ’80s rock, Southern staples, and classic lyricists, giving him a rich musical foundation that laid the groundwork for his genre-blurring sound. That blend of raw punk energy and emotional storytelling forms the backbone of his sound, landing somewhere between alt-country and rock, woven with acoustic textures and dynamic instrumentation. 

Find your favorite listening spot and get lost in the musical magic that is Sam Varga and his new single, “Minute Man”