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Inüit
Inüit formed in 2008 around siblings Kelly Fraser and Dean Fraser, along with their cousin Rebecca Okpik. They came from Resolute, Nunavut, and their music...
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Inüit formed in 2008 around siblings Kelly Fraser and Dean Fraser, along with their cousin Rebecca Okpik. They came from Resolute, Nunavut, and their music pulls from traditional Inuit throat singing and electronic production. Their debut album 'Inüit' arrived in 2011, followed by 'Constellations' in 2014 and 'Fossil Fuels' in 2018.
Their song 'We the People' from 2013 sparked discussion about indigenous rights in Canada. The group has used their platform to address climate change and resource extraction, tying their music to environmental and social concerns in the Arctic.
While the core members are Kelly, Dean, and Rebecca, they've worked with other musicians over time. Their sound mixes those traditional vocal techniques with contemporary electronic rhythms, creating something that feels both rooted and current.
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