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Jonathan Kennedy on His New Music Video for Family Video’s “She Reminds Me”
Family Video have released two albums this year, and now, two great local videos as well.
Author Chad Pelley
Chad Pelley
Chad Pelley is an author, songwriter, and journalist who wrote for publications like the Globe & Mail and The Telegraph-Journal before founding The Overcast. Now he spends 25 hours a day keeping up with his email, and has no time to be his former self.
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Adelaide Oyster House A Fresh New Spot for St. John’s is a Fresh New Start for Stephen Vardy
“It’s not fine dining, it’s fun dining.”
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The 38th Folk Festival Reigned Despite the Rain
The 38th Annual Folk Festival, in a nutshell, with emphasis on the Sunday Night Show
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Poll Leak 3: The Five Most Original Songwriters in St. John’s?
Being original trumps being good: it’s harder to do. But these five managed to craft a sound as unique as it is playlistably good.
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Scene of the Grime: An Amazingly Interactive, Online Documentary on Ten of Our City’s Dishwashers
A bubble dancer is restaurant slang for a dishwasher: the vital figure toiling in the grunge and grit of the dish pit. Take 15 minutes to meet ten of ours.
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First Listen: “Stranded” off Port of Call’s Forthcoming EP
Sneak a listen before Port of Call launch their debut EP Thursday night.
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First Listen: “This Is It” off the Forthcoming Brianna Gosse Album
Sample a new Brianna Gosse track off her super-polished album before it launches next week.
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The Mayhemmingways are Coming: A Chat with the Peterborough Duo about Their Tour of the Island
A great alt-bluegrass act from Peterborough are taking on the whole island. Don’t miss them.
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100 Men Who Give a Damn – and Prove It
Over 100 affluent locals are putting big money where their mandate is: high-impact benevolence.
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Playlist This: Repartee’s “Nice Girls” Might Be the St. John’s Summer Jam!
Repartee rocked George Street this week. They’ve also released a killer new song.
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Lawnya Vawnya Alumnus Jose Contreras’ New Album Drops Tuesday
Jose Contreras, frontman to By Divine Right, and who played here in April, is dropping a solo record Tuesday. Sample some of it here.
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CanLit Fridays: Ray Robertson’s I Was There the Night He Died
A man loses his wife, is losing his father, and is finding his way back to life by writing about music and smoking pot with a teen.