Toronto-based musician Bahamas (aka Afie Jurvanen) released his sophomore record Barchords earlier this year, but now you can take a more intimate look at the singer's life in a new short film titled Sunday Dinner.
Originally intended as an interview with the singer, the clip turns into a much more personal affair when the crew arrives at Jurvanen's family home in northern Ontario. A statement released with the video explains, "The interview wasn't much of a success. Instead they watched him and his mother cook and eat all day, light whole trees on fire, and speak a whole lot of Finnish."
It's an intriguing look into his non-musical persona and you can watch as he hangs out with his family, makes candle holders out of ice and plays a little bit of music.
It was directed and edited by Scott Kaija and Ryan Gassi. Watch Sunday Dinner featuring Bahamas below.
Originally intended as an interview with the singer, the clip turns into a much more personal affair when the crew arrives at Jurvanen's family home in northern Ontario. A statement released with the video explains, "The interview wasn't much of a success. Instead they watched him and his mother cook and eat all day, light whole trees on fire, and speak a whole lot of Finnish."
It's an intriguing look into his non-musical persona and you can watch as he hangs out with his family, makes candle holders out of ice and plays a little bit of music.
It was directed and edited by Scott Kaija and Ryan Gassi. Watch Sunday Dinner featuring Bahamas below.
