The record could not have been made without these incredible musicians who deserve the highest praise and thanks: Bernard Butler who produced it, and my wonderful band and sires in the creative journey James Keay, Josh Green and Misha Mullov-Abbado. But also to these incredible supporting musicians all lending their voices and instruments… a line-up to be very proud of: Elizabeth Fraser, Matthew Barley, Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh, Cosmo Sheldrake, Dizraeli, Mara Carlisle, Alice Zawadzki, Adrian Freedman, Anthony Albrecht, Letty Stott, Yusef Narcin, Saul Eisenberg and Ben Edwards.

It’s an album that has many stories in its making and I hope that many more stories will come from its being heard. Thank you for your support and please do spread this music onwards. But most importantly please do listen.

Here are some really special reviews of the record:
“Sam Lee’s eco-folk music is heartfelt and timely musically it is beautiful” – 4* Times
“Reveals his desire to project his love of folk further, the effect is exquisite” – 4* Guardian 
“‘Wow’ seems an appropriate response to this sublime album” – 5* Telegraph
“Once in a while, you hear something that knocks you for six, song after song. You want to stop strangers in the street and play it to them” – Pete Paphides
“Britfolk’s most adventurous neo-traditionalist takes the surprise quotient to new heights” – Uncut
“It’s a bloody brilliant album…Can’t fill my ears fast enough with it” – Robert Macfarlane