earbuds & ticket stubs

Bahamas gets his thinking cap(s) on in this music video for “Caught Me Thinking,” from his latest album Barchords.

cbcradio3:

Bahamas & Kathleen Edwards - Snowbird ( Live Jan 14th 2012 CBC Toronto) 

Bahamas - “I Got You Babe”

Although absent in the recorded version, I still hear harmonies that the Zeus boys provided during the Bonfire Ball Revue back in 2010. Either way, totally groovy. Bahamas‘ Barchords is an album to look forward to in 2012. Download the track over at Consequence of Sound.

“Caught Me Thinkin’,” a live favourite from Bahamas, is streaming above. The single will be on the Afie Jurvanen-led project’s second full length Barchords, which is due February 7. More details about the album is available here.

You hear that? That’s the sound of panties dropping. Bahamas has announced the release of his sophomore album Barchords, due out February 7. The album includes a few live favourites, familiar to those who have seen Afie Jurvanen on his numerous stints across Canada over the last two years. Click here to see the album cover.

In the meanwhile, listen to his cover of “Christmas Must Be Tonight” above.

Barchords tracklist:
1. “Lost in the Light”
2. “Caught Me Thinkin”
3. “Montreal”
4. “OK Alright I’m Alive”
5. “Never Again”
6. “Overjoyed”
7. “I Got You Babe”
8. “Any Other Way”
9. “Snow Plow”
10. “Your Sweet Touch”
11. “Time and Time Again”
12. “Be My Witness”

southernsouls:

Bahamas covers “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” by Bruce Springsteen

Bahamas performs for Southern Souls. Above is a new song named “Overjoyed,” which is accompanied by the harmonies of two female vocalists. Click here for the videos of other songs he performed in the session.

Bahamas plays for Daytrotter. Click through for a free download of “Already Yours,” “Hockey Teeth” and “Sunshine Blues.”

A Bahamas song is over in a flash. It’s just here and then it’s gone, shot like a bullet back into the forest. It’s like an animal in the state of being spooked, but one that’s able to hold its ground long enough, to stare you down for what seems like hours, conveying the depth of itself.