Samh

Samh's first EP 'In a Green House' was recorded in a greenhouse. The profits all went to the Kindu Trust - an Ethiopian Charity supporting people in the Gondor region. Sam volunteered with the charity in 2011.

Since then Sam has continued recording in makeshift spaces with unusual instrument lineups and weird effects. The music is often groovy with epic endings and unusual time signatures but each album has it's own flavour from very etheral and floaty to massive and powerful.

Explore this page to find clips of music, details of albums, and images of Samh and the band.

Fat of the Apple

The sound of a sleep deprived hallucinating landscape. Strange colours in the sky, earth wobbling underfoot, clouds raining delay. Funky off kilter rhythms, folk from the mud, rock at heart.

Like in previous albums this is groovy but jagged, epic but detailed.

Migration Patterns

In this anti-capitalist post folk rock album, Samh explores a breaking free of collective consciousness from the shackles of corporations and consumerism. The five tracks encourage taking back our land, our minds, and our freedoms. Odd time sigantures and massive outros.

Glowinglow

This EP features a collection of instruments including 80’s keyboards, a handmade xylophone, wind-up clock chimes, soft synths and Turkish skin drums. All this accompanies Samh's masterful guitar playing and effortlessly odd timings. Glowinglow uses textures and lyrical landscapes to conjure up the fuzzy, dreamlike moments of human existence. The songs remind you of first loves, warm summers, grassy meadows, deep conversations and the occasional spiritual transcendence.