On Friday Nov 6th at 7:30pm, the Railway Cafe will host Oklahoman KC Clifford and Mainer Jud Caswell at MCLA's Gallery 51. Between the two of these up-and-coming artists, they have won practically every major songwriting competition.
Possessing a notable knack for writing songs that are all-at-once universal and yet deeply personal, K.C. is a meticulous lyricist. In a world looking for substance, her songs answer back with a resounding hope and assurance. With authentic, straightforward artistry, K.C. is endearing herself to audiences one song at a time. Simply said, K.C. Clifford is Oklahoma's best-kept secret.
Jud Caswell first hit the folk scene in 2006, earning a buzz of attention with a long string of wins at some of the most prestigious songwriting contests in the country. A native Mainer, his songs have a distinctively regional voice that celebrates the often hard beauty of rural life. This voice grew out of more than ten years of writing and performing in Maine - starting a family - putting down roots in his own home town. It's a grounding that lends an easy, unassuming air to Jud's performances. Jud has recently been recognized for his teaching of songwriting at Wintersongs in Ashoken, NY and the Americana Song Academy in Sisters, OR.
Admission for this event is $12 in advance, $15 at the door, $10 for students and seniors. MCLA ID holders get an additional discount. Railway Cafe shows take place at MCLA's Gallery 51, 51 Main St., North Adams, at 7:30pm. To reserve in advance, call 413 664-6393, or email railwaycafe@juno.com.
Coming soon:
Dec 11th: Chris O'Brien and Seth Glier

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