Beyond Tonia’s extensive experience on the opera stage, her passion in life is to inspire, motivate, and encourage others to share their gifts & talents by evoking the soul’s most tender emotions. By using her voice as an access to human vulnerability, Tonia is in her element when she can connect to her audience in a more intimate way by awakening in them the desire to compassionately connect, support and transform their communities, relationships, and personal lives. By fusing a variety of classical, popular music, and now her own original music of an upbeat and inspiring nature, Tonia has gained a reputation for being a ‘secret weapon’ at signature events in rallying support & connection, and to bring consciousness to initiatives that require passionate action at a variety of purpose driven events including fundraisers, motivational seminars, and galas.

Debut fromSt. John’s native singer/songwriter, Olivia Jones!

Latest album from local, Dave Whitty!

New album from pop-rockers, Fairgale.

Comeback from drummer/multi-instrumentalist George Morgan with Not Set In Stone. This album was recorded with many notable musicians including Sandy Morris, Aaron Collis, Pamela Morgan – the list goes on. Not one to be missed!

Latest album from local singer-songwriter Andrew Pike! These are older songs of his, but given new life through the production of Ian Foster and new musicians!

Andrew Pike – lead vocals/acoustic guitar
Ian Foster – piano/acoustic and electric guitars/soundscapes
Dave Panting – mandolin
Chris Ledrew – pedal steel
Joe Dominix – hollow body electric guitar
Adam Press – cello
Jerry Stamp, Nancy Hynes & Melanie O’Brien – background vocals

This album has a unique selection of songs that depict real people and their lives. Some songs tell tales of tragedy, and chronicle the deep roots of the small town of Norris Arm, Newfoundland. In doing so, they remind us that we should live each moment like there’s no tomorrow, because time moves by so quickly. 

Mike Murley – saxophone
Jim Vivian – bass
Ted Quinlan – guitar
Terry Clarke – drums

Jim Vivian has been at the forefront of music making in Canada for over 25 years, with more than 25 recordings nominated for a Juno. Collaborators include national artists Mike Murley, Don Thompson and Steve Amirault, international artists including Kenny Wheeler, Norma Winstone and Dave Leibman.

Originally from Newfoundland, Jim moved from St. John’s to Toronto in 1979 to pursue classical bass studies, and during the early 1980′s began focusing more on jazz and improvised music.

An engaging, lyrical saxophonist, Mike Murley is one of Canada’s most celebrated and well-respected jazz artists. Currently active as a leader in various formations from duo to septet, Murley also maintains a busy schedule as both a sideman and an educator as Chair of the University of Toronto Jazz Program. He has played on twelve Juno Award-winning recordings since 1990, most recently in 2013 for his trio recording Test of Time (Cornerstone Records) and in 2017 for Metalwood’s Twenty (Cellar Live).

An experienced teacher, Jim is presently on faculty at the University of Toronto, York University, and the Humber College Community School

Sarah Harris (guitar), Jack Etchegary (guitar), and Liam Wright (bass). Property’s songs are mainly guitar riffs with electronic backbeats born out of an RPM (Record Production Month) project with Jack Etchegary last February. Why you need to hear Property: edgy pop music with intricate musicality and thoughtful lyrics. 

This is their first full-length album.

Third full length album from Newfoundland alternative band, Roundelay.

Ouroboros is a band with an unconventional make-up and an undeniable entertainment factor. With an arsenal of horns, drums and vocals, these award-winning musicians deliver a dynamic new spin on world and jazz traditions.

From carnival-esque originals to Klezmer party jams, the band explores folk influences around the globe with a thrilling improvisational synergy. 

This is their second album!

Quick wit, a winsome spirit, powerhouse vocal talent and comic timing make the masses sing along and laugh out loud at every show. Tune in to the homegrown rise and musical adventures of NL’s next star performer, personality, and budding advocate for self-improvement and celebration of true Newfoundland roots.

Debut album from hip-hop artist Kielley Koyote.

‘West Wind Blow’ is an album of traditional Newfoundland tunes, original pieces, and well-known folk songs, played on acoustic guitar, with an accompaniment of accordion, mandolin, and violin. The album also includes 2 songs sung by Elaine Clarke of Little Rapids, and one sung by Bob Muggridge of St. John’s.

His brand new recording; 8 compelling new works beautifully produced. The CD features Nancy Hynes, Jerry Stamp, Catherine Allan, Andrew James O’Brien, Adam Press, Heather Kao, Terry Campbell, Paddy Byrne and others. Discover the latest travels on the journey of one of our outstanding songwriters. Full review forthcoming.

Original recitations by Dave Paddon. These recitations will be sure to tickle your funnybone!

This project is the brain-child of Gander native Don Ficzere. Reminds of 90’s rock like The Tragically Hip, Matchbox 20, and Gin Blossoms.

Rough Hands is the stage name of St. John’s troubadour, Luke Tremblett. Layers of sweeping electric guitar, and a driving sense of rhythm. Backed up by a stellar bunch of musicians, including members of Repartee and Baytown!

St. John’s ambient/post-rock/shoegaze band with members: Mellyssa Vey, Curtis Smith, and Tyler Stanley. This is their debut EP!

Toss this into your fish and brewis! First release from local synth-pop band Black Market Hard-Tack. Combining lo-fi, electronica and post-punk elements, this EP reminds of Talking Heads, Devo, and Blondie. Features a Mobiles cover, “Drowning in Berlin”

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BMHT are Krissy Breen (vocals), Curtis Kilfoy (vocals, guitar, synth, sequencing), Ryan Wade (guitar, synth, sequencing), and Leon White (bass).

Recorded and mixed by Curtis Kilfoy. Sleeve design by Krissy Breen

Scottish fiddler is joined by an all-star cast of Newfoundland musicians on this wonderful CD.

Multi-instrumentalist Mike Herriott dishes up another tasty, sophisticated and varied contemporary jazz album. Both exquisite and groovy – a truly blissful listen.

“AE Bridger’s music is definitely weird, but it’s shot through with a haunting, demented brilliance and simplicity that prevents his songwriting from veering too far into the avant-garde. There should be little argument that he is St. John’s most original songwriter.” – The Overcast

Great new compilation of local favorites by fantastic traditional musicians. Shanneyganock, Mark Hiscock, The Punters – just to name afew.

Jacob Piercey, aka dopepiece, is a local hip-hop artist who has been steadily garnering an impressive buzz for himself. His music videos are littered with nostalgic VHS aesthetic, and his cadence comes equipped with a weirdly tolerable high-pitched swagger as he manages to deliver his punchlines with a rapid fire technique between each bar.

Brand new album from Nova Scotia’s Donald Maclennan!  High energy french style gypsy-jazz, with a blend of both jazz manouche and jazz standards. This album is great. The band is great too. Featuring Newfoundland’s own Duane Andrews on lead guitar, and Ronald Hynes on double bass.

Debut album from the alt-rock band hailing from Marystown, NL.

Mountain and the Wood is a folk duo: Matthew Wittmann – guitar and vocal, and Susannah McKenzie-Sutter – violin, viola, mandolin, and vocals.

Latest album from local singer/songwriter – Peter Jacobs

New RPM from No Culture – Alexander Evan Bridger and Patrick Thomas Canning

Debut album and RPM from local musician Dylan Rose.

Duo Dan McLean and Adam Billard with musical friends. Compelling new CD.

Fourth album from local singer/songwriter, David Picco.

“Start Again” finds the former Jetset Motel exploring a wider range of material, moving from stark, introspective numbers to psychedelic dirges and straight ahead rockers all the while keeping one foot rooted in the present. (CBC)

Brand new release from local duo, The Blue Drop. They are Holly Hogan and Allan Byrne. This album has collaborations with many other local musicians.

Local musician’s take on traditional songs.

1999 release from local singer/songwriter, Damian Follett.

Latest release from local singer/songwriter, Damian Follett.

2009 release from local musician. A mix of both original songs and covers.

Winmel is Wince Coles and Mel Holloway. This is their debut album.

Latest album from Newfoundlander Dennis Kendell. A diverse selection of songs from Bob Dylan’s ‘My Back Pages’ to Johnny McEvoy’s ‘The Town I Left Behind’.

Group of six lively musicians from St. Pierre et Miquelon, Le Brise-Glace Orchestra, release this album of songs that pay homage to the sea and sailors of the modern day.

Five piece rock band featuring Evan AuCoin, Nick Wakeham on bass, Cassandra Abbott on keys/vocals, Josh Green on drums and Andrew Butler on lead guitar. This is their debut abum.

The debut rock album from local musician Sean Murray! Featuring many other talented local musicians. Sean’s song “Hardcore Skeet” (track 3 on the album) tied for 2015’s Best Upbeat Song in the Overcast Magazine’s Reader’s Poll.

From the Smithsonian Folkways Archives. Recorded and edited by Mac Edward Leach.

Classic Newfoundland tunes for Karaoke!