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So, yeah, what happened to Roxie LS? I like her style and voice. She was supposed to be big.

She studied classical music, she is British if I remember correctly. She loved surf culture and she surfs (Roxie LS is Roxie Loves Surf). Originally she was a Youtube hype and I thought she is definetelly going to sign on a label. But her youtube account got erased a couple years back and a new one appeared containg only her biggest hit "He's the One".

Where is this girl?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS2mby7A5js

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Bit of deeper googling reveals her real name is Samantha Del Greco - sometimes Zola Del Greco, Sophia Del. Hope that helps.

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  • Some sources or links maybe? I did't find any relations between these names and Roxie LS.
    – Bebs
    Commented Dec 18, 2016 at 15:56
  • The face of the person in the youtube account picture looks similar to the model Samantha Del Greco, but the biog doesn't seem to fit. I would need more info to be convinced of this.
    – Angst
    Commented Jan 18, 2017 at 18:12
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    Some newspaper articles from a Somerset local paper fill in elements of S Del G's past : modelling, studying music etc, which sort of fit with the biog in this article about RLS, here cooler magazine The violinist in this online directory does look like the picture in the cooler magazine link above. So, based on the above, I'd say that S del G probably is Roxie LS
    – Angst
    Commented Mar 25, 2017 at 22:51
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Roxie is Sam Del Greco, I know her. Unfortunately due to a truly awful manager, her situation was made very hard for her and it destroyed her music career.

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    Are there any articles or such that you could point readers to? Or maybe add some more detail about what the problems were?
    – Aaron
    Commented Sep 12, 2020 at 20:13

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