Port of Call St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador
Port of Call is a male/female folk pop duo that relies heavily on sparse instrumentation, strong vocal harmonies, and sweet
melodies to create a sound all their own. They are inspired and influenced by such groups as The Civil Wars, The Head and the Heart, Swell Season, and Whitehorse to name a few.
The Band is currently working on their debut full length album.
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