Shawna Caspi

Thank you to this group of singers at Acadia University who sang my song Not So Silent at their school, amid the REDress exhibit, an art exhibit that brings attention to missing and murdered indigenous women. Thank you for singing, for being louder, and for being brave.

The lyrics and chords for Not So Silent can be downloaded HERE. It’s free to listen to and free to learn.
I’m back from my November tour in the northeast US and I’m already working on returning. The new year promises shows in eastern Ontario, British Columbia, and the northeast and southeast United States, among others. I’m still writing new songs and can’t wait to share them with you. If you’re interested in presenting a concert in your town, drop me a line.

I’ll be playing my first shows in the USA this month! I’m looking forward to meeting music fans in Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. Check out the gigs list to find out where I’ll be, and please spread the word if you know anyone in the northeast:

While I’m down in New York State, I’ll also be attending the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA) conference, where I’ll be showcasing, jamming, learning, networking, and eating the delcious food at the Hudson Valley Resort. Looking forward to this annual family reunion of Folk folks.
I’m hoping to take lots of photos while I’m in the United States so I can start painting more scenes from south of the border. Until then, I’ll keep painting Canada, where there is no end to the stunning landscapes, including this one from the edge of the continent – Cape Spear: