#93. “The Fade in Time” by Sam Lee
April 14, 2021
– Metascore: 89
– Release date: March 16, 2015
The second album by British folk artist Sam Lee is steeped in tradition, with songs drawn from Gypsy travellers, Japanese court music, and Tajik wedding marches, performed with the earthy sounds of brass, ukulele, flute, violin, and an a capella choir. The album earned Lee a Songlines Award for Artist of the Year.
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