Sam Appleby is a London-based musician, photographer and urbanist. His music covers a wide range of genres including jazz, indie rock, folk, EDM and processed field recording. A sax player and guitarist, his influences include Wayne Shorter, Steve Reich and Sonic Youth. Much of his work combines sound and image on mostly urban themes.

“Excellent hauntological audiovisuals”
Stuart Maconie’s Freak Zone, BBC Radio 6 Music

YouTube            https://www.youtube.com/@samappleby60

Bandcamp         https://samappleby60.bandcamp.com

Website             https://samappleby.myportfolio.com

Email                  samappleby60@gmail.com

His latest release is The Brentford Suite, three musical impressions of a west London town where he worked as an urban designer in the 2010s.

https://samappleby60.bandcamp.com/album/the-brentford-suite

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTyMwLqYVAwlW1F-RoBNPUCH9FtuKs40j

This Winter is an occasional collaboration between Sam and poet and former bandmate Lavinia Greenlaw. 
Were it Undo is a fifteenth century English lyric set to music by Sam and sung by Lavinia with Phil Jones on double bass.

https://spotify.link/c34jOGLj2Db

https://youtu.be/trv5_p8ENAU?si=ODTxMrSgbr9YnJud