Sam Moss is an American musician and composer whose work merges the traditions of American folk, blues, and experimental music with a modern-day sensibility. Based in New England, Sam Moss's intricate guitar work and intimate vocal style have become hallmarks of his recorded output and live performances. Over the years, he has carved out a niche for himself within the indie folk scene, gaining recognition for his soulful storytelling and mastery of string instruments.

Moss has a prolific catalog with a range of musical explorations, as reflected in his varied releases, such as the contemplative "Shapes" and the luminously crafted "Morning Light." His collaboration with Rob Noyes on "Rob Noyes & Sam Moss" showcases a synergy that blends their distinctive guitar-playing techniques, while "Three Oldies" offers reinterpretations of traditional music through a contemporary lens. His albums "Neon" (with two separate releases bearing the same name) display his ability to evolve his sound, melding vintage influences with a modern ambiance. Other works like "Flowers," "Fable," "Postman," and the "Pitkin County Morning EP" further cement Moss's status as a deft craftsman of modern folk music that pays homage to its roots while forging ahead into new sonic territories. With a passion for both innovation and tradition, Sam Moss continues to captivate audiences and grow his artistic footprint in the vast landscape of American music.