So Much I Still Don’t See is Sam Robbins’ third album after his debut, Finally Feeling Young (2021) and 2022’s Bigger Than in Between. It is melodic folk-pop in the style of James Taylor, Harry Chapin and, at times, Paul Simon that you immediately feel at home with. Robbins was originally from New Hampshire and used to go walking in the hills with his father who brought CDs by ’70s singer-songwriters like the ones mentioned above to listen to in their truck on the way there. This clearly had a powerful influence on the young Robbins that has lasted to this day.
The album was recorded in an old church in Springfield, Massachusetts, and is centred on Robbins’ delightful finger-picking acoustic guitar and beautifully clear vocals. Produced by…