Sam La More lives in Sydney, Australia but is best known for his work in London and Los Angeles. His productions with Nellee Hooper (Gwen Stefani, Pussycat Dolls, The), Arthur Baker (Princess Superstar), Rick Nowels (Nelly Furtado, Dido) and Darren Emerson (Underworld) have established him internationally.

He is also known for his work as Tonite Only with singles "Danger (The Bomb)" and "Where the Party's at" licensed to Hussle (Australia), Ministry of Sound (UK, Germany), Ultra (USA) et al. Tonite Only remixes include "All This Love" for The Similou and "Pictures" for Sneaky Sound System which equaled the record for most weeks at Number 1 in the Aria Club Charts (18 weeks).

Remix / production credits includes Arthur Baker, Princess Superstar, Freestylers, Kaskade, Sadie Ama, Robbie Williams, Gus Gus, P. Diddy / Kelis, Sneaky Sound System, Similou, The, TV Rock, Hook n Sling, Veronicas, The, Darren Emerson (Underworld), Cassidy (3), Ladytron, Doors, The, Black Eyed Peas, ESG, Mutiny, Random House Project / Robert Owens, Percy Filth, Slo Blow, Pnau, Teenager et al.

Sam's world-wide club smash Takin' Hold (Underwater Records 2003), topped the charts - Buzz, Cool Cuts and Hype, propelling Underwater to "Label of The Year 2003" (DJ Magazine).

Sam also produces, writes and performs with Pnau, one of Australia's most respected electronic music duos, he has performed to crowds of 12,000 people (e.g. Big Day Out, Good Vibrations) with Fatboy Slim, Erick Morillo, Derrick Carter and Darren Emerson et al. Pnau's cult-status debut album 'Sambanova' won the 2001 ARIA award (Australian Grammy).

In 1998 Sam founded Selenium Interactive. As creative director, he employed over 30 designers and programmers producing interactive and new media for clients in Sydney, London, San Francisco, Hong Kong and Shanghai. In 2000, he sold to pursue his dream to become a recording artist.