Samson's 2016 album "Winter Wheat" offers a collection of carefully crafted songs that showcase his distinctive lyrical style and gentle, acoustic arrangements. The record is notable for its intimate feel and its exploration of themes of nature, rural life, and personal reflection.
- "Winter Wheat" was recorded at The Tragically Hip's Toronto studio, The Bathouse, with producer Hart Snider.
- The album features guest appearances from The Weakerthans' Greg MacPherson and Christine Fellows.
- The release was met with generally positive reviews, with critics praising Samson's songwriting and the album's atmospheric production.
John K. Samson is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Winnipeg, Manitoba, best known as the frontman of the Juno-winning rock band The Weakerthans. He is also a published poet and author. In 2016, Samson released his second solo album, which arrived after a period of activity with The Weakerthans and his solo debut, "Providence."
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