iskwē

12 APR 2024

10 Songs

- Stir the Ashes
- Stir the Ashes - EP · 2022
- This Little Light (feat. Amanda Rheaume, Basement Revolver, BAYLA, Billy Newton-Davis, BRYN, Erica Fox, iskwē, Jeffery Straker, Kayla Diamond, memyself&vi, Micah Barnes, Priyanka, Ralph, Raymond Salgado, Ryland James, Sebastian Gaskin, Steven Taetz, T. Thomason, Tafari Anthony, Your Hunni & Zenon) [The Rainbow Collective]
- This Little Light (The Rainbow Collective) [feat. Amanda Rheaume, Basement Revolver, BAYLA, Billy Newton-Davis, BRYN, Erica Fox, iskwē, Jeffery Straker, Kayla Diamond, memyself&vi, Micah Barnes, Priyanka, Ralph, Raymond Salgado, Ryland James, Sebastian Gaskin, Steven Taetz, T. Thomason, Tafari Anthony, Your Hunni & Zenon] - Single · 2024
- Exhale
- nīna · 2024
- The Other Side
- nīna · 2024
- Blown Away
- nīna · 2024
- A Little Piece
- nīna · 2024
- Waiting For The Laughter
- Waiting For The Laughter - Single · 2024
- Part Two
- Part Two - Single · 2023
- End Of It All
- nīna · 2023
- Sure To Come
- Sure To come - Single · 2023

The Fight Within

The Fight Within

2017

This Little Light (The Rainbow Collective) [feat. Amanda Rheaume, Basement Revolver, BAYLA, Billy Newton-Davis, BRYN, Erica Fox, iskwē, Jeffery Straker, Kayla Diamond, memyself&vi, Micah Barnes, Priyanka, Ralph, Raymond Salgado, Ryland James, Sebastian Gaskin, Steven Taetz, T. Thomason, Tafari Anthony, Your Hunni & Zenon] - Single

This Little Light (The Rainbow Collective) [feat. Amanda Rheaume, Basement Revolver, BAYLA, Billy Newton-Davis, BRYN, Erica Fox, iskwē, Jeffery Straker, Kayla Diamond, memyself&vi, Micah Barnes, Priyanka, Ralph, Raymond Salgado, Ryland James, Sebastian Gaskin, Steven Taetz, T. Thomason, Tafari Anthony, Your Hunni & Zenon] - Single

Theo Tams

Blending artful pop and electronic music with strong storytelling, Iskwē is an Indigenous Cree Métis singer originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Following her eponymous 2013 debut, she gained more widespread exposure when her second album, 2017's The Fight Within, was nominated for Canada's prestigious Polaris Prize. Iskwē later won a Juno Award for 2019's acclaimed acākosīk. Based in Hamilton, Ontario, she paired with veteran rock musician Tom Wilson for the 2022 collaborative album Mother Love, then returned with the romantic, dance-oriented solo album nīna in 2024.

HOMETOWN: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
GENRE: Indie Pop