Rosemary Lawton’s new book, “Resilience” explores traditional Newfoundland and Labrador songs that focus on tales of empowering women. These songs prove that people hundreds of years ago imagined women breaking boundaries, and leaving behind the gender norms of the time. At the time, these songs acted as wishes for the future. Now they are windows to the past yet they are still relevant today. These songs are culturally and historically relevant to Newfoundland and Labrador’s past and need to be shared with this new generation of Newfoundlanders.

Doyle’s Almanac of Newfoundland and Labrador 2020 is now available and focuses on forecasting for the province for 2020, featuring local sunrise/sunset times and astronomical events.
There are also songs and poetry from the collection of Gerald S. Doyle that reflect the influence of the land and sea on the people of our province. Doyle’s Almanac also features recipes, and a large selection of colour photographs that capture the beauty and spirit of our Province

New album from local singer-songwriter, Rea!

Beautiful new local Christmas CD this year to enjoy, Wade Tarling’s “Winter Songs” –  a beautiful solo piano recording.

Ofra Harnoy, Canada’s international cello superstar releases new CD, at Fred’s now. Newly a resident in Newfoundland, Ofra is the winner of 5 Junos, the Order of Canada and has recorded 40 solo CDs. She has performed for Prince Charles, Bill Clinton, 3 Canadian Prime Ministers, and with Placido Domingo and Sting and has toured the world playing with top orchestras.

Ofra’s new CD Bach to Bach is a beautiful selection of Baroque cello pieces. Several are arranged by her husband, Newfoundland jazz trumpeter Mike Herriott who accompanies on multi-tracked brass instruments.

 This is the brand new solo offering from multi-award winning Newfoundland pianist, David Chafe, a blissful collection of Romantic-era pieces and another sweet gift idea as we close out November. Drop by for a listen. Cheers!

When police officer James Downey returns home for his mother’s funeral, he is faced with all the problems he thought he had left behind. His cousin Danny’s childhood trauma has explodedinto a cycle of drugs, crime violence. As he watches his cousin unravel, James’ childhood traumas come back to haunt him as he attempts to save what is left of the family h once desperately tried to escape.

A recording of stories and songs composed and performed by Marion Counsel, featuring vocalists Helen Murphy and Barbara O’Keefe.

A gorgeous collection of ten original songs and instrumentals plus two traditional favourites and two by our favourite songwriters makes this a must listen album with beautiful vocals and rich instrum

The Latest from local singer songwiter, Brad Tuck.