Sam Amidon, having grown up in a 1980s Vermont household devoid of mainstream influences, was heavily shaped by his hippie parents who were folk educators. He cultivated a love for music, becoming a renowned singer and fiddle player. Amidon's latest album, 'Salt River', showcases his unique style of combining traditional folk songs with modern influences from artists like Lou Reed and Yoko Ono. He emphasizes exploration and interpretation in his music, often drawing from personal experiences and the rich tapestry of his childhood.
Amidon reflects on his Vermont upbringing, emphasizing a life steeped in folk traditions and a deep connection to music rather than popular culture.
He finds inspiration in a variety of songs, blending traditional music with contemporary influences, showcasing his commitment to interpretation over leading man status.
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