Two songwriters, two guitars, and a night of honest, unvarnished folk music.

Eli Waltz pulls from everywhere he’s been—dusty blues, old baroque tunes, the hum of a midnight train. His songs carry the weight of the road, full of restless energy and sharp, poetic lyricism.

Korina Zambrano writes songs that feel like quiet confessions—melodies that linger, words that sit with you long after they’re sung. With a voice shaped by Joni Mitchell and Elliott Smith, she blends folk, jazz, and classic storytelling into something deeply personal.

No big production, no distance—just songs, played up close, the way folk music was meant to be.