Songwriters@Scup #29, w/Laura Jane Vincent, Colin Cutler, and Rabbi Sandra.

Join us for another great "songwriters in the round" event.

Laura Jane Vincent is a performer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer-songwriter. She writes ballads of strength loss and triumph featuring stories of those who should know better but just simply can't help themselves.
Her most recent album “Interstellar” was just released.

Colin Cutler is a Greensboro, North Carolina-based singer-songwriter, folk musician, poet, and storyteller toting a banjo and guitar. Whether solo or with his band, Hot Pepper Jam, he is a wide-ranging performer whose musical roots draw from the breadth of American folk music—from Appalachian oldtime to blues to gospel to country to rock’n’roll—to form what No Depression has described as “one magnificent tapestry of roots music.”.

While his first few albums were directly inspired by his background in oldtime music, his most recent effort was even more ambitious and electric. Tarwater was inspired by both life and the earthy characters of Georgia author Flannery O'Connor, achieving "...a juke joint energy coursing through it and a humidity that seems to sweat out the sins and the booze that these characters are often soaked in” (Paste).

Rabbi Sandra is a North Carolina-based singer-songwriter and nationally recognized American rabbi, blending Americana, country, and blues with storytelling steeped in Jewish tradition. Based in Burlington, NC, her music reflects the soulful rhythms and roots of the sounds she grew up with, woven with themes of justice, love, and hope. Rabbi Sandra’s powerful voice and guitar deliver messages of social justice, equality, and acceptance, creating music that uplifts and inspires. Her work is a testament to her dedication to making a positive impact in the world through her art and advocacy.