Cara Paige

Cara Paige is a 25-year-old singer-songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia, whose music feels like a conversation with your closest friend: raw, reflective, and rooted in real life. 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. 

Her 2024 debut album, "23," marked a breakthrough: the lead single debuted at #13 on the iTunes Pop Charts and #58 on the iTunes All-Genre Charts, introducing Cara as a fresh voice in indie pop/rock. The record weaves themes of growing up, nostalgia, and resilience—and earned her Musician of the Year (Silver) at the 7th Annual ISSA Awards, plus finalist nods for Female Rising Star and Female Album of the Year. 

Cara’s songwriting has earned national recognition. Her holiday single "Joy In The Season" won Best Pop Christmas Song at the 3rd Annual Holiday Music & Film Awards and received Josie Music Awards nominations for Songwriter Achievement and Holiday Song of the Year. In 2025, she added four more Josie Songwriter Achievement honors, winning the Songwriter Achievement award for “Here’s to the Man in Red” and receiving nominations for “We All Bleed Crimson Red,” “Paint Me in Your Colors,” and “Rock This Holiday”—plus a nomination for Vocalist of the Year (Pop/Rock), collaborating with Justine Blazer, Corey Lee Barker, and Steve O’Brien. 

Entering her sophomore era, Cara leads with “If God Had a Number,” followed by her latest single “We All Bleed Crimson Red,”which peaked at #1 on iTunes Singer/Songwriter Chart and #28 on iTunes All Genres Chart. Her previous release "Shake That Sugar (written with and produced by Justine Blazer) pairs country-pop energy with an official music video and original line dance. 

Live, Cara brings warmth and honesty to every performance. She’s taken the stage at Atlanta venues like Park Bench Battery for her album release show and Eddie’s Attic for the famed open mic night. Cara recently released her first holiday EP and is now working on her sophomore album, slated for 2026, featuring collaborations with Justine Blazer, Corey Lee Barker, Nona Lisa Brown, Steve O’Brien, and Danica Hart. Behind the scenes, Cara is active in the Recording Academy’s GrammyU Atlanta Chapter and holds a Music Business Certificate from the University of Georgia’s Music Business Program. 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.