Building on the momentum that was created with “Rockin On The Water” the latest CD “Home In My Harbour” by Shanneyganock, is by far the strongest and best work that the band has done to date. The CD features high energy songs with a mostly Newfoundland flavour. As is the trademark of Shanneyganock, the party atmosphere of their Live shows carries through to the CD. The powerful vocals of Chris Andrews punctuates the recording, while the voice and accordian of Mark Hiscock gives the record the distinct Newfoundland sound. The first single & video “Music & Friends” has Bud Davidge from SIMANI sharing lead vocals with Mark Hiscock. The video was featured on the local CBC News and after just one weekend there were over 400,000 Facebook views. Shanneyganock is able to find some diamonds in the rough each time they embark on a new recording project and this time is no exception. ”Newfoundland” written by Lem Snow sets the tone for the CD. “Downhome” an Alabama song is given a Newfoundland flavour. “One More Will Stand” written by Chris Andrews tells the story & tragedy of Beaumont Hamel. Jim Payne’s “Rig Workers Alphabeth” spells out life working offshore on drill rigs. J.P. Cormier’s song “Molly May” & Leon Dubinsky’s “Home In My Harbour” are songs related to the sea which is so much a part of Newfoundland life. This CD as with all Shanneyganock recordings will have your heart racing even if you're not dancing.