Composed and produced by Pamela Morgan. Musical direction by Duane Andrews.
A musical and poetic celebration of the human and cultural ties between Newfoundland and Portugal forged over centuries of the cod fishery. Featuring Pamela Morgan, Duane Andrews, Atlantic string quartet, and Portuguese guest singers and musicians.
The brand new Shanneyganock is here! “Life In The Harbour” offers ten new original songs. Produced by Patrick Moran, engineered and mastered by Jason Whelan, if there was ever a Newfoundland band that epitomized the joy and energy of the Trad. music circuit it’s Shanneyganock.
Gonna be wrapped under a lot of trees this Christmas. Also available on LP.
The brand new Shanneyganock is here! “Life In The Harbour” offers ten new original songs. This is the very first ‘Shanney’ on vinyl. Produced by Patrick Moran, engineered and mastered by Jason Whelan, if there was ever a Newfoundland band that epitomized the joy and energy of the Trad. music circuit it’s Shanneyganock.
Gonna be wrapped under a lot of trees this Christmas. Also available on CD.
On After the Sting of It, Kelly McMichael performs a wild yet precise balancing act in a constant process of redefinition, offering shifting perspectives emotionally and skipping genres musically. Recorded in McMichael’s adopted home of St. John’s with singer-songwriter Jake Nicoll, After the Sting of It is music that sits in the comfort of its core ideas while being utterly unafraid to try new things—the follow-up to 2021’s award-winning Waves builds on its classic-rock core and expands into synths, drum machines, and vocal layers.
Deploying art-rock production flair that belies its humble processes, McMichael weaves unexpected sounds around her poignant, incisive words for a self-contained journey through the psyche (and psychedelia).
On After the Sting of It, Kelly McMichael performs a wild yet precise balancing act in a constant process of redefinition, offering shifting perspectives emotionally and skipping genres musically. Recorded in McMichael’s adopted home of St. John’s with singer-songwriter Jake Nicoll, After the Sting of It is music that sits in the comfort of its core ideas while being utterly unafraid to try new things—the follow-up to 2021’s award-winning Waves builds on its classic-rock core and expands into synths, drum machines, and vocal layers.
Deploying art-rock production flair that belies its humble processes, McMichael weaves unexpected sounds around her poignant, incisive words for a self-contained journey through the psyche (and psychedelia).
