Barefoot Caravan

Music and the arts are a gateway to knowing ourselves; a window to the soul. This is why music is so important in the world today. This is the intention the group plays with.

Knowledge of the arts belongs to us all. Various forms are rooted in many nations globally are meant to be shared with everyone. Barefoot Caravan believes in the influence that music has in the unification of the nations.

Barefoot Caravan group based in BC’s Okanagan Valley who perform indigenous music in various languages. They represent the people of the world with unique, upbeat arrangements along with original compositions. They combine root rhythms; Soca, Afro-Cuban, Gypsy and Reggae with melodic three part harmonies.

Currently in the process of recording their debut EP Echoes, the Caravan travels across western Canada offering diverse and highly interactive performances. Oka, Shane Phillips, Adham Shaikh, Tasman Jude and Blackberry Wood are among some of the many artists Barefoot Caravan have had the pleasure of sharing a stage with. From lively dance sets to intimate acoustic shows for various venues including, festivals, house concerts, galleries and school cultural assemblies. Barefoot Caravan have been performing for over two years and have played several hundred shows.

This project is constantly evolving, bridging community, art and people of all ages.
The members offer various experiences including rhythm, dance, and song-writing workshops, onsite live recording and drum making programs.

They are a group who truly share the greater goal of re-connecting us all to the world we live in together.