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Raised on the mud banks of the Avon River, funeral director-turned-songwriter Terra Spencer’s sly storytelling and ‘70s wood-paneled warmth are a knee-to-knee conversation in a room of 5 or 500. Her sharp, intimate writing and butterscotch voice quickly earned her a faithful following and led to Juno-nominated songs recorded by David Francey and Matt Andersen. Terra's album with Ben Caplan, Old News, won 2023 Music NS Folk Recording of the Year.
**Food and non-alcoholic bevvies available for purchase from Crab Apple Cookery (Thank you Lorne!) Cash only, please!
7-7:30pm: Arrival at Togetherland 7:30pm: Welcomes, intro to the gallery and Terra 2 x 45 minute sets with intermission in between
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Terra Spencer Biography
Windsor, Nova Scotian Terra Spencer discovered her love of crafting intimate songs while working as a funeral director and touring with country musician Ryan Cook. Since her 2018 solo debut, she has won over audiences in the Maritimes and abroad, marrying fingerstyle guitar, gospel piano, and her butterscotch voice with onstage humour and ease. Marrying folk singer/songwriting with sonic influences of 70's studio records, Terra’s second album Chasing Rabbits is a collection of winter songs about long-distance love, wildlife encounters, and places that feel like home. In a room of 5 or 500, every show is a knee-to-knee conversation with a natural storyteller.
“Terra Spencer is a sparklingly intelligent writer, open-hearted, insightful and eloquent. As natural a poet as ever put pen to paper and a soul as beautiful as her melodies would imply. ” - David Francey
"The real deal." - Ron Sexsmith
Read More“Terra Spencer is a sparklingly intelligent writer, open-hearted, insightful and eloquent. As natural a poet as ever put pen to paper and a soul as beautiful as her melodies would imply. ” - David Francey
"The real deal." - Ron Sexsmith
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