Kim Selling has written, "The soft, throaty Cahoone will bandage your wounds while examining her own fault lines, drawing attention to each facet of surface tension. We could all be better, we could all be more pure and good, and Cahoone's willowy, honest attempt to understand human nature uncovers more than you thought of your own experiences at first blush." This benefit for the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) will also feature sets from local songwriters Tomo Namayaka, Adra Boo, Betsy Olson, Dean Johnson, Shaina Shepherd, and Moe Provencher.