Amos Lee
Mission Bell

Amos Lee has been quietly getting on with his trade over the last five or six years, ploughing a mildly successful niche for himself. Until this lates...

On his fourth album, Mission Bell, Amos Lee decided to take his time to get it right. Though the previous two releases weren’t bad, Lee admits that th...

The fourth collection of dulcet ballads from the Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter go down like a cup of sweet soothing tea. It's as laidback and u...

Mission Bell is the fourth collection from Amos Lee, a singer-songwriter from Philadelphia who can boast a charming voice and an easy-n-mellow style. ...

At his best, Amos Lee perfects a blend of an irreproducible voice, full of robust soul, effortless sensuality and a tinge of folk. Think: Tracy Chapma...

Blessed with a classic blue-eyed soul voice, Philadelphia's Amos Lee has courted the mainstream a little too assiduously on his last three albums. Tak...

Amos Lee's mix of soulful nuanceswith folk and Americanacan be warming as a tumbler of hot, spiked cider. "Colors," from his debut, isstill in rotatio...

Pennsylvania singer-songwriter Amos Lee has applied what he’s learned from touring with grizzled veterans Bob Dylan, Merle Haggard and Elvis Costello ...

Signed by Blue Note in 2004, Amos Lee looked like a sure bet: With his flawlessly soulful vocals scratching through a melting pot of easygoing roots m...

An understated thread of urban sophistication ran through Amos Lee’s third album, 2008’s Last Days at the Lodge. That’s not the case on his follow-up ...