The Small Glories are a folk duo hailing from the wide-open landscapes of Canada, where their music has taken root in the rich soil of Americana and traditional folk influences. Comprised of Cara Luft, a founding member of the Wailin’ Jennys, and JD Edwards, a seasoned troubadour in his own right, the pair first combined their talents in 2015 and found an undeniable chemistry. Together, they weave tight harmonies and enchanting storytelling with the strum of guitars and the stomp of boot-worn tread, capturing the heart of the Canadian prairies and beyond.

Their discography has seen a beautiful evolution with releases like "Wondrous Traveler" (2016) and "Assiniboine & The Red" (2019), the latter named after the confluence of two rivers in their hometown of Winnipeg and reflecting a confluence of their musical prowess. Songs such as “Bright New World,” “Sing,” “Secondhand,” and “Oh My Love” demonstrate their commitment to crafting folk anthems that are raw, poignant, and earnest. The Small Glories have a subtle power in their performance, an effortless fusion of Luft’s instrumental prowess and Edwards’ emotive voice, giving rise to a sound that resonates with the spirit of a land vast and diverse, and stories as intimate as they are universal.