Episode 1 — Kashtin

The featured artist is Kashtin. Kashtin’s songs, in country or contemporary folk styles, are characterized by simple but spirited refrains sung in throaty harmony instrumental ensemble, Vollant and MacKenzie have toured widely in Canada.

Episode 2 — Joey Stylez & Lil’Pappie & Inez

The featured artists are Joey Stylez featuring Lil’Pappie & Inez.Those two words—no gimmicks—perfectly encapsulate Joey Stylez, the world’s premiere Native American hip hop artist. Joining him is Lil Pappie a talented and well-rounded urban pop artist. Also featured is Inez, a Sto:lo singer songwriter with powerhouse talent and universal appeal.

Episode 3 — Indian City

The Featured Group in this episode of The Solstice Concerts is Indian City. The Indian City sound is a fusion of Indigenous themes building on contemporary pop and rock with hints of traditional layers.

Episode 4 — Buffy Sainte-Marie

This episode features iconic artist Buffy Sainte-Marie as the headliner at the First Nations University of Canada in Regina, as well as sharing poignant memories and messages expressed through her vibrant interviews.

Episode 5 — Riva & Beatrice Deer

This episode brings Timiskaming First Nation song bird Riva to the stage in Regina at the First Nations University of Canada and Inuk artist Beatrice Deer before a crowd at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba for APTN’s Aboriginal Day Live. Each performance brings a unique style to the stage and interviews featuring each artist.

Episode 6 — Plex & Samian

Hip Hop/Rappers PLEX and Samian use their signature styles in separate performances at APTN’s Aboriginal Day Live, and express life choices through music and interviews.

Episode 7 — Christa Couture

This episode follows Cree-Metis singer/songwriter, Christa Couture, as she prepares, rehearses and entertains on stage at the Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba, for APTN’s Aboriginal Day Live. Her performances are accompanied by intimate interviews providing a glimpse into the life of this talented young Folk artist from Vancouver, British Columbia.