Winterfield — Indie Folk Storytelling Through Song
Songs Written Like Letters Home.
Winterfield is a storytelling music project created by Paul Cardall, built around acoustic and indie folk songs shaped by poetry, memory, and faith. Written and produced by Cardall, each piece begins as a personal lyric—set to music through a separate artistic voice.
Winterfield is a storytelling music project created by Paul Cardall, built around acoustic and indie folk songs shaped by poetry, memory, and faith. Written and produced by Cardall, each piece begins as a personal lyric—set to music through a separate artistic voice.
Winterfield is not just a genre—it’s a place. Rooted in heritage, reflection, and quiet belonging, these songs are written slowly and meant to be heard the same way—slowly.
For listeners drawn to artists like Gregory Alan Isakov, Iron & Wine, and cinematic folk storytelling.
Join the Winterfield campfire to follow new music, lyrics, and the stories still unfolding.
WE HELD ON (ALBUM)
We Held On is a collection of 12 original songs about the kind of love that survives the years — the joy, the sorrow, the breaking, the forgiving, and the grace of still being here together.
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SHE'S ALL OF ME
A love song for the person who is your joy, your pain, and your way back home.
Winterfield — Wayfaring Christian (Indie Folk Album)
Wayfaring Christian is a 10-song indie folk album from Winterfield, a storytelling project created by Paul Cardall. Written and produced by Cardall, the songs began as personal poems—set to music through a separate artistic voice
Listen to songs, explore lyrics, and experience the story behind the music.
THE MOTH
“The Moth” is a reflective folk single from Winterfield, using the image of a moth drawn to flame to explore faith, doubt, and the quiet growth found in questioning.
SHE IS FIRE
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Listeners may know Paul Cardall for instrumental music, but long before that, he was writing lyrics—an oldest son in a family of eight, piled into a station wagon, six-hour camping drives in the ’70s, and one cassette on repeat: John Denver. Those songs, and the stories carried with them, tend to stay.
She Is Fire grows out of that inheritance—a poem about a marriage, set to warm acoustic guitar and an intimate vocal. It’s a different room than Cardall’s piano work, but shaped by the same quiet devotion: restrained, human, and meant to be listened to closely.