Sam Lewis

'An accomplished, heartbreaking, piece of work that wears it's folk,

country, blues and soul influences like a scar'. - Rock N Reel - June09



Read the BBC review by Lucy Davies online" The album has an intimacy that gives even the most despairing songs an intangible joy".



Debut Album - OUT NOW

Camden born and raised singer songwriter Sam Lewis releases his debut album EVERYTHING YOU ARE on Rusk Recordings, available NOW to download on Itunes and at quality music stores throughout the UK



Download only single ‘Another Lifetime / Ups And Down’ - OUT NOW

Available now to download from Itunes



Biography

Encompassing influences from folk music to country and acoustic soul, ‘Everything You Are’ was written on the road - airport lounges, hotel lobbies, tour buses, dressing rooms, you name it - while Sam was touring the US in his ‘day job’ as guitarist in KT Tunstall’s band. Thousands of miles away from home, dealing with the slow disintegration of a long-term relationship, and digesting a musical diet of classic American artists, from Hank Williams and Robert Johnson through to Neil Young and Tom Waits, the feel of classic Americana courses through this stripped back, heartfelt album.



The modern blues of ‘Ups And Downs’ (a style recently bought to the fore by the likes of Seasick Steve) sits alongside the love-lorn, country tinged Americana of ‘Another Lifetime’ (featuring the vocals of KT Tunstall) on an always direct and often heart-breakingly emotive and soul-bearing album.



Upon returning from 4 years spent largely on the road with KT, Sam has spent the last few months putting together a live band that could do justice to his solo material. Sam’s intimate live shows resonate with the experience gained through years touring, not only with KT but also supporting King Creosote, Tom Baxter and Scottish folk legend Burt Jansch, lending a rare maturity to a debut album.

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