Sam Lee

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Sam Lee

Sam Lee is an acclaimed singer, folksong collector, conservationist and founder of The Nest Collective, who have injected life back into the folk trad and world acoustic scenes.

Trained in fine art but with a lifelong passion for wilderness studies and nature connection, Sam is a folk music specialist dedicated to collecting, sharing and interpreting ancient oral music from Britain and Ireland.

Sam’s first release, Ground Of Its Own, was short-listed for a Mercury Music Prize, his track 'Lovely Molly' won a BBC Radio 2 Folk Award and he won ‘Artist of the Year’ at the 2016 Songlines Magazine Awards. He has also contributed songs to multiple film projects, including Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.

"Folk tradition brought brilliantly up to date... Lee sings with a quality of understatement that nevertheless conjures intense emotional presence... Lee is an exquisite vocalist." — The Telegraph

A dazzling fusion of nature and song... Lee's rich baritone voice carries the imprint of folk past... — The Observer

[Lee has] a stark, longing quality that carefully handles and never sugarcoats [his[ subjects... — The Guardian

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