Cara Paige Releases Roots Gospel Album 'Light. Hope. Faith.'
Cara Paige, a 26-year-old singer-songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia, has released her sophomore album, 'Light. Hope. Faith.' The ten songs tell her family's story and the faith that carried them from Poland to South Africa to Georgia. It was produced by Justine Blazer at Ten7Teen Studios in Nashville.
'Light. Hope. Faith.' is Cara Paige's testimony. A Jewish woman - the daughter of a South African immigrant, from a family that survived the Holocaust - she wrote a roots gospel album about everything her family endured, carried, and overcame, and the God who guided them through it all. Ten songs of resilience and hope that ask us to be the light, the hope, and the faith - anchored by two #1 iTunes singles, 'We All Bleed Crimson Red' (Singer/Songwriter Chart) and 'Snake Hunting' (Americana Chart).
The album features collaborations with Justine Blazer, Corey Lee Barker, Nona Brown, Steve O’Brien, and Danica Hart.
Entirely self-taught, Cara picked up a guitar at 14 and wrote her first song, Red Flags, the same year. What began as a personal outlet quickly became her purpose: telling stories that connect, comfort, and resonate.
For Cara, music is more than a career, it’s a way of making sense of the world and sharing that clarity with others. And if you’ve ever found yourself in her lyrics, you know: she’s telling your story, too.
