Zola Rosenfeld & Carl Franzen
A warm, intimate evening of original songwriting under the summer sky. Join us for two distinct voices: Zola Rosenfeld’s tender, literate indie-folk and Carl Franzen’s wide‑ranging, story-driven songs.
Musician Bios:
Zola Rosenfeld- Born in San Francisco (c. 2000) and made in Minneapolis (c. 2021). Zola’s indie sound resonates somewhere in the realm of acoustic Elliott Smith and Aimee Mann. Skating the dichotomous line of opacity and vulnerability, her lyrics explore identity, memory, and biting self-reflection. A self-taught guitarist and songwriter, her artistic roots trace back to an early love of Shakespeare, short-story writing, and classical voice training. Devoted caretaker of a geriatric cat.
Carl Franzen- I’ve met many songwriters who understand the way a song is supposed to be structured, or how to appear on stage, or have vocal cords that can go full throttle night after night. I don’t compare very well on those terms. The advantage I have is that I don’t put myself in a box. I write about the world as I see it, with a changing menu that changes my perspective. I’ve written songs about God, the Boundary Waters, the day the bridge came down, an all-night-café waitress, a speed skater, small towns. the ICE invasion, and the wondering if the Declaration of Independence is a break-up letter or a love letter. In other words, a collection of poetic, irreverent, historical, argumentative, and hopefully memorable songs where the audience plays a vital role, listening with heart and ears.
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