Aysanabee and the festival in Hamilton

To your delight, I’ll turn to the posts on my page.
Unexpectedly, it was almost three months away, but it was not so wasted, I went to Europe, to the distant native Ukraine, spent an hour there, completed difficult important inquiries, turned back through all of Europe to Canada.
Now I can give you news about the past, as well as about the current events that are happening around me.

You all know from past posts that I grew up listening music, I love both classical and modern music.
I follow the music of the Renaissance, supported by an organization in Toronto, developing this directly.

I love music so much.

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In the sense of the music of the indigenous peoples of Canada, the singer that has recently become known is especially dear to me, a singer with a very garish fantastic voice and a unique way of singing.
This is Aysanabee.

He is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who performs indie-pop and alternative rock music.

He made his debut in 2022 with an album WATIN(2022).The album is named after his grandfather; the name translates from Ojibwe as “quiet” and “weather.”

The album told the story of life in residential schools for Indigenous children and enjoyed immense popularity.


As his fame grew, he began receiving invitations to perform at major concerts across America and started winning awards; after all, his voice is captivating, as is his style of musical accompaniment.
I am delighted that his subsequent albums have been released: NOMADS,SOMEBODY ELSE,WE WERE HERE.

For this reason I came to the SUPERCRAWL festival last week, on the 13th of Sunday in Hamilton.

He turned to perform at this festival. One of the first performances was at this festival, so he was able to continue the tradition and the completion of the festival was the performance of Aysanabee’s songs.

I arrived early for the concert to get a spot near the stage.
I had a wonderful opportunity to watch this talented singer preparing for the show.
It was great to see how meticulously and carefully he tuned his guitars and set up the microphones and sound system.
And then, the highlight for me began—his performance.
He has a band that I think is exceptionally well-chosen; the musicians are fantastic.
He performed songs from all his albums.
Within half an hour, the area near the stage was packed—there wasn’t a single empty spot left. People sang along, applauded, and danced.
It was a magical experience.
I left having bought his latest album, as it had just been released-EDGE OF THE EARTH.

This is a full-length album that was released in June 2025 ISHKODE RECORDS.For this album, in March 2026, the artist received two prestigious awards -JUNO AWARDS -in the categories “Alternative Artist of the Year” and “Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year”.

Some of the first artists who were signed to a label ISHKODE RECORDS ,created by First Nations women to promote authentic Canadian music

The album’s title serves as a metaphor for a crossroads in life—a step into the complete unknown. While creating the album, the musician had to make difficult decisions and venture into the unknown.
I wish him continued success and a steady, unhurried pace—free from pressure, and full of enjoyment.
I see Canadian music transcending boundaries and embracing innovation. It is a pleasure to hear such talented artists, and I truly hope their work marks a new milestone in the evolution of our multifaceted Canadian culture.


After all, we are a multicultural society, and this diversity is both our heritage and our future.
May the voices of Indigenous peoples ring out alongside others—openly, diversely, and far and wide.

Best of luck,AYSANABEE!

Don’t be afraid, we love you.