Arctic Vibes: Susan Aglukark & Piqsiq at Chan Centre

0:00Heads up, music lovers, we've got a killer show coming up at the Chan Center for the Performing Arts in Vancouver. On Sunday, April 12th at 7.30pm, trailblazing inic artist Susan Aguicarque teams up with the sister duo Pixic for the Maiden Canada. Series. It's all about Arctic vibes and anywit throat singing mastery, straight from the North. Pixic brings their raw Katajak tradition to life, layering voices with live looping to create these haunting, playful soundscapes. They draw from animals, myths, and daily life, building improvised worlds that hit you deep. Growing up on the Tundra, these sisters turned an old game of outlasting each other in chance into modern magic. Susan Aguicarque paved the way as the first inook with a top 10 Canadian hit and a triple platinum album. Beyond the stage, she's built community through projects like Safe Spaces for Northern Youth and Literacy programs. Fans remember her blowing minds on music countdowns, inspiring the next generation.

1:01This pairing revives a tradition once banned by colonizers, now thriving with tech and heart. Pixic calls her a hero who made big stages feel possible for inuit kids like them. Its cultural power in every note, blending roots with fresh energy, catch it at 6265 Cresson Road, tickets on the UBC site. This night's gonna transport you north without the frostbite, leaving chills that linger. That wraps up Vancouver News today, brought to you with AI.