Paine Sam
Paine Sam formed in the early 2000s around frontman Samuel Paine. Their debut album came out in 2005 and included the track "A Far Cry," which got some...
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Paine Sam formed in the early 2000s around frontman Samuel Paine. Their debut album came out in 2005 and included the track "A Far Cry," which got some attention. The band's core lineup featured Samuel Paine on vocals and guitar, Sarah Lewis on bass, James Carter on drums, and Emily Davis on keyboards.
They put out a few more albums over the next decade, like "The Weight of the World" in 2008 and "The Shadow of Progress" in 2012. Their songs, including "Are You Big Enough?" and "Arena," tended toward folk and rock with a direct emotional pull. Some critics found their work sentimental, but they kept at it.
By 2016 they had released "Echoes of a Distant Past." Their music, particularly "A Far Cry," connected with listeners who appreciated its straightforward approach. The band maintained a consistent sound across their recordings without much shift in style.
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