Colin Cutler

"The harmony on the track ‘Mama, Don’t Know Where Heaven Is’ mixes just like sugar and tea and makes me wonder if that is what Heaven actually sounds like." ~Mason P. Winfree, DJ, WUAG

"Gritty, real life, traditional yet modern folk tales with depth and meaning, a tale to tell, and a righteous message to boot.”
~Daniel Lucas of Boss Caine

”A fantastic singer-songwriter.”
~Jericho Keys, BBC Introducing, Radio York

"Now and In England, it's a stunning album, I loved it."
~John Godfrey, Radio Troubadour

Colin Cutler’s wandered up and down the Blue Ridge of Virginia and North Carolina, watched storms crawl across the Southwest deserts, sat beneath the Midwest sky, and played in pubs and castles around England, Ireland, and eastern Europe. But Greensboro, North Carolina, that Gate City of the railways, is home.

His guitar- and banjo-driven tunes are set deep in the Appalachian old-time and blues traditions, with a wailing set of harmonicas to back them up. The stories are drawn from funny folks he’s met, hearts that have broken his, and every scrape his dusty boots have wandered into.

Releases: Nelson County Wayside (Greensboro, 2016)
His banjo-driven debut of original and traditional tunes in the Appalachian oldtime and ballad tradition

Peacock Feathers EP (Greensboro, January 2018).
A bluesy set of story-telling songs based off of Flannery O’Connor’s twisted tales of sin and grace.

Stranger in the Promised Land (York, UK, May 2019).
An Americana band ran off to join the circus and broke the heartland, with a touch of rock and roll