With a voice pitched somewhere between butter and chocolate, singer/songwriter Amos Lee folds reflective folk into gently simmering '70s soul with mouthwatering results. His work bears comparison with that of the similarly powerful yet understated Norah Jones, whose band has backed Lee. “Windows Are Rolled Down” and “Flower” are perfect entry points, gently riding on beds of crisply strummed acoustic guitars and the warm whir of Hammond organ, while Lee's honeyed croon reassures listeners about the power of love—even in the darkest hours.