Mid-afternoon music break: Zan Strumfeld

posted Sep 7, 2017

Something to listen to this afternoon (or whenever): "What You Do" by Zan Strumfeld.

The song is off her album, Book of Belonging, which was released in August. Her Bandcamp page describes it as "winter folk for every season."

Strumfeld is on the bill for the Sydney Worthley album release show at Lucky Strike Saturday, September 9. Tickets are $10.

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i feel like i remember her -- from the capital region?

... said kristi on Sep 7, 2017 at 3:32 PM | link

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