Do yourself a favor and buy the CD. The liner notes include lyrics, Inuktitut lessons, and the artists' description of what the songs mean to them. Truly a gift.
Admittedly, as someone from the United States, I found out because of them because I wanted to do research on television shows from the Arctic. I stumbled across Anaana's Tent, and I found out the theme song was by this band. I fell in love with them immediately! Hello from New York!
The leader singer's face in this makes me happy. You can just see how much he is feeling this music. I listen to my CD by them a lot when I am feeling down and need to invest in some more. I identify with their aim as artists in trying to use their art to help people through suffering. I saw them at Bluesfest and hope to again some day.
I listened to this and thinking about why I love being here. The many ways music can touch your heart. The many forms music can take. I thank you for taking me on a journey to a place I have never been. It's a very emotional song.
I've heard of The Jerry Cans before, but my first experience at hearing their music was when they performed "Ukiuq" for CBC's New Year's Eve celebration. I'm currently obsessed with this song! Everything about it just makes me want to dance, and I'm determined to pick up the words so I can sing along in full glory. Amazing music!
Music came from indigenous peoples from all over the world throughout history. This is undeniable. Just because some people don't identify with it or understand it doesn't mean it doesn't belong. Language and style through indigenous influence can be put into ANY style of Music. You name it. Jazz, rock, funk, reggae country, etc. When Nancy throat sings in those songs, it takes the song to another level of communication. There is depth and meaning to that. A song within a song. Multiple layers of expression. Music, no matter how it is produced, is about communication through sound, expression and feel no matter if it comes from a persons throat, hands, feet or from an instrument.
Thanks so much. Bringing Inuit to the world stage, one song at a time. This one rocks, video is awesome and I come back to it often when I need a reminder. If you folks ever feel down, tired, or wonder with any DOUBT what you're doing just remember you help me keep going, and probably lots of others. Nakummek.
I miss home alot more than a year and life but thanks to the pictures of reminded of being there thanks again for your sharing access with the pictures
Went to the Jerry Cans concert at SAIT in Calgary last night. Great concert. Huge energy, great instrumental variety, throat singing!!!, and very nice tunes. If they come anywhere near you, you must go. Super show.
That is why Kanata, is Canada. World stage? . Take care of 'your own'. That means.....' the 'ones' who were here first!!!! Because, they are beyond it, they play it off. And always will be. The Jerry Cans know it. 14 years old and my Pops took us to Mossonee, on the shores of the Hudson/James Bay. Met and played with the local 'kids'. Changed my life and ideas. I love what has been! And still, will be!!!
So different, but so good! I am always searching for new music to listen to and this ticks all the boxes, Canadian Indigenous meets Anglo-Celtic Folk Music. I love the video clip, which makes me want to visit your part of the world! Regards from Australia.
It's been a while since I have lived in Canada, and a lot has changed - for the better. This is helping me get the Nunavat thing, thanks. Damn I miss snow.
This has been the best song EVER IN SO MANY REASONS AND I HEAR 🙉 MY NAME AND SOUL INSIDE OF IT.... ITS LIKE Mo Oh Jo..... and when anyone who knows me and misses me I HOPE THIS HELPS THEM FEEL ME CLOSE TO ME!!!!
I played this for my Grade 5/6 Music Classes here in Winnipeg. I'm showing them difference music from across Canada. I'm glad you were on CBC a while ago - keep up the good work!!
Alas I cannot - committed to a fundraiser for a local choir that is raising funds to go to Ottawa for July 1 to sing on Parliament Hill. Have a great show!!!
So great to see and hear you all today! I showed some of your videos to my class after our virtual assembly for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Hope everyone is doing well!
found this band while researching Inuit throat singing for a nonwestern music seminar and wow, I love this sound! this song gave me chills, amazing voices and the throat singing *slaps*. fantastic stuff!!!
Since my phone has this translator included, I'll use it to say THANK YOU FOR THE MAJESTIC MUSIC. ᐅᖄᓚᐅᑎᒐ ᑖᓐᓇ ᑐᑭᓕᐅᕆᔨ ᐱᖃᓯᐅᔾᔭᐅᓯᒪᒻᒪᑦ, ᖁᔭᓐᓇᒦᕐᓂᐊᖅᑯᖓ ᒪᔨᓯᒃ ᓂᔾᔭᐅᑎᖓᓄᑦ. I literally copy pasted this, however the next message is not copy pasted That is Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❄️❄️❄️❄️
I had the good fortune to be travelling outside the range of my programmed radio stations, and stumbled across this right as it started, on an out of town CBC Music station while scanning through Radio stations. Was hooked immediately, and liked it more and more the more I heard.
i applied for a job in Nunavut , the other day, cant remember what its for but bloody hells the chance to go see u neechies, deffo worths it lol, that was the first thing i thought when i saw it,.,, u lovely humans & the chance to dance to you in the flesh, i get really really warm but if its colder than PEI then i will just go outside,,, ruddy nothing & no one to dance to here in winter...dice tossed, D10 lol +15 for bein white & able to dance modifier ..Creator provides and all.
Huron (slash) Innu from Chicoutimi Pointe-Bleue here....showed your video to people post Bluesfest. You are a staple in our restaurant and bars in Ottawa-Gatineau now. Thank you for existing.
Jay Brant from Moose Factory Ontario. You performed on our stage for the gathering of our people 2019. Great band excellent music and I hope to get a chance to work with you again in the future. Keep the new tunes coming. I cant stop talking about you guys and this song is always in my family gatherings. Cheers
Stunningly beautiful. I am a Cree Graphic novelist. When my autobiographical horror story "Revenant Dreams of a lost Cause" goes to print and eventually film, this is the song I want to play at the end. It's simply, hope.
Recently listened to a repeat of an interview for NPR. Joyous folks making joyous noises! Thank you for preserving & sharing you what you build upon a magnificent culture!
Do yourself a favor and buy the CD. The liner notes include lyrics, Inuktitut lessons, and the artists' description of what the songs mean to them. Truly a gift.
Omg, I will buy it !
The lyrics are “woah woah woahwoahwoah “ and “woah oh oh”. Don’t really need the booklet.
First chance I get. Times are hard.
I am in Inuit and I really love the song
I'm so in love with Riit's throat singing!
It's Nancy who is throat singing
Admittedly, as someone from the United States, I found out because of them because I wanted to do research on television shows from the Arctic. I stumbled across Anaana's Tent, and I found out the theme song was by this band. I fell in love with them immediately! Hello from New York!
Wow that’s so amazing to know how far this song goes, I am so proud to be Inuit ❤
I reside in North West River Newfoundland and Labrador Canada 🇨🇦 🍁
ᑕᒪᓐᓇ ᐊᒃᓱᐊᓗᒃ ᓇᓪᓕᒋᔭᕋ.
I wrote this with my phone.
It apparently has a translator.
I wanted to say
" I love this so much. "
IM A CBS STUDENT GRADE THREE I HEARD THIS IN SCHOOL IT FEELS SO GOOD TO HEAR IT AGAIN AMAZING
The leader singer's face in this makes me happy. You can just see how much he is feeling this music.
I listen to my CD by them a lot when I am feeling down and need to invest in some more. I identify with their aim as artists in trying to use their art to help people through suffering. I saw them at Bluesfest and hope to again some day.
Thank you Junos for giving me a chance to listen to this amazing Indigenous Canadian music
Same...
It's Greenlandic.
I listened to this and thinking about why I love being here. The many ways music can touch your heart. The many forms music can take. I thank you for taking me on a journey to a place I have never been. It's a very emotional song.
Torrak.. growing up in Greenland, i actually understood most of these lyrics.. Great song.
Enjoying on repeat from Philadelphia, I don't understand a word being sung but I understand everything this song is about.
I've heard of The Jerry Cans before, but my first experience at hearing their music was when they performed "Ukiuq" for CBC's New Year's Eve celebration. I'm currently obsessed with this song! Everything about it just makes me want to dance, and I'm determined to pick up the words so I can sing along in full glory. Amazing music!
I was today years old when I discovered you guys!!!! Wow!!! Love this this! Amazing throat singing..........
Thank you for letting me explore different cultures and music.the world needs more of this! God bless all of you 🙏
Music came from indigenous peoples from all over the world throughout history. This is undeniable. Just because some people don't identify with it or understand it doesn't mean it doesn't belong. Language and style through indigenous influence can be put into ANY style of Music. You name it. Jazz, rock, funk, reggae country, etc. When Nancy throat sings in those songs, it takes the song to another level of communication. There is depth and meaning to that. A song within a song. Multiple layers of expression. Music, no matter how it is produced, is about communication through sound, expression and feel no matter if it comes from a persons throat, hands, feet or from an instrument.
Thanks so much. Bringing Inuit to the world stage, one song at a time. This one rocks, video is awesome and I come back to it often when I need a reminder.
If you folks ever feel down, tired, or wonder with any DOUBT what you're doing just remember you help me keep going, and probably lots of others. Nakummek.
When you see your old Uni buddy living his best life and it fills you with so much joy and gratitude 🙏
Keep shining ✨
This song is stuck in my head...has been for weeks...and all I can sing along with is the woa oh oh oh oh part...love it so much
Heard this in class today.
I'm hooked.
Same
Qiblox same me too
Sem
Same-
not gonna lie, a year later and it's still catchy
Everyday I watch this video missing home lots everyday
I miss home alot more than a year and life but thanks to the pictures of reminded of being there thanks again for your sharing access with the pictures
Went to the Jerry Cans concert at SAIT in Calgary last night. Great concert. Huge energy, great instrumental variety, throat singing!!!, and very nice tunes. If they come anywhere near you, you must go. Super show.
I heard this song on a commercial Nunavut tourism!! I loved it!!!
That is why Kanata, is Canada. World stage? . Take care of 'your own'. That means.....' the 'ones' who were here first!!!! Because, they are beyond it, they play it off. And always will be. The Jerry Cans know it. 14 years old and my Pops took us to Mossonee, on the shores of the Hudson/James Bay. Met and played with the local 'kids'. Changed my life and ideas. I love what has been! And still, will be!!!
So different, but so good! I am always searching for new music to listen to and this ticks all the boxes, Canadian Indigenous meets Anglo-Celtic Folk Music. I love the video clip, which makes me want to visit your part of the world! Regards from Australia.
It's been a while since I have lived in Canada, and a lot has changed - for the better. This is helping me get the Nunavat thing, thanks. Damn I miss snow.
I just heard this on CBC Radio today on my drive home and I loved it!
The jerry cans help me from my life only when I herd this song the best song I love you guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💋
Very good my daughter heard it from school
She really loves it
Quel excellent moyen de garder un langue vivante et de la partager avec le monde entier. BRAVO!
This has been the best song EVER IN SO MANY REASONS AND I HEAR 🙉 MY NAME AND SOUL INSIDE OF IT.... ITS LIKE Mo Oh Jo..... and when anyone who knows me and misses me I HOPE THIS HELPS THEM FEEL ME CLOSE TO ME!!!!
Aurora Borealis, ICE, FUR, and String Instruments with DRUMS and my nickNAME.... OR more like my TRUEST NAMESAKE!!!!!
I played this for my Grade 5/6 Music Classes here in Winnipeg. I'm showing them difference music from across Canada. I'm glad you were on CBC a while ago - keep up the good work!!
***** I'd love to- might depend on precious plans. What time is he show?
Alas I cannot - committed to a fundraiser for a local choir that is raising funds to go to Ottawa for July 1 to sing on Parliament Hill. Have a great show!!!
@@budlong Sick dude😩😩
So great to see and hear you all today! I showed some of your videos to my class after our virtual assembly for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Hope everyone is doing well!
So great some about ukiq and mancherser yubited
Super jel znate ooooooo❤!
I've been playing this song over and over :)
I think of the song the moment I wake up, and end my day at the end of the night with the same song
Hope you're coming to Australia again one day soon, I love you and so do my class of 7 year olds 👏🏻
One of my favorite songs. Thanks for coming to Bluesfest so I could hear it for the first time
It's my favorite song wow
Thank you 102.3 Now radio for introducing me to this song :) Love the Now Family!
0:20 okey, that gutural beat box sas a treat. I love them.
It's called katajjaq. Check out Tanya Tagaq for more.
This gives me chills, and is on repeat. I just discovered you guys today and I am in love. much love from alaska.
bloody loving this Maritime Inuktut music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very uplifting and extremely gorgeous. This song touches me very deeply. Thank you!
amazing! makes me proud to be a canadian!
found this band while researching Inuit throat singing for a nonwestern music seminar and wow, I love this sound! this song gave me chills, amazing voices and the throat singing *slaps*. fantastic stuff!!!
The throat singing is just incredible.
Can't get enough of this tune! Luv the vid, seeing you all on the land. Thank you so much! ❤️
Since my phone has this translator included, I'll use it to say THANK YOU FOR THE MAJESTIC MUSIC.
ᐅᖄᓚᐅᑎᒐ ᑖᓐᓇ ᑐᑭᓕᐅᕆᔨ ᐱᖃᓯᐅᔾᔭᐅᓯᒪᒻᒪᑦ, ᖁᔭᓐᓇᒦᕐᓂᐊᖅᑯᖓ ᒪᔨᓯᒃ ᓂᔾᔭᐅᑎᖓᓄᑦ.
I literally copy pasted this,
however the next message is not copy pasted
That is
Greetings from Mexico
🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❄️❄️❄️❄️
Loads of fun! The MOST SPECTACULAR scenery in any music video ever made bar none! Now I HAVE to learn to read syllabics!
Come visit us down in Detroit! We’ll show you a great time!
I JUST heard this song on ELMNT 106 Toronto this morning and I just knew that I had to research this cool sounding song!! Thanks!!
Waow, thank you brother for sending me this great song
On my list of Magic Music.
hello everyone i am part of the Inuit culture and i am proud to be INUIT. ᑕᒪᔅᓯᑦᑎᐊᖅ ᐅᓪᓗᖃᑦᑎᐊᕐᓂᐊᕋᔅᓯ
I discovered this fantastic song an evening last week by hearing CBC radio! C'est excellent! Un plaisir pour les oreilles!
I know I love this tune, and to see the videography is just wonderful.
Music is the language of the heart!
Such Power & Beauty!
Thanks to the Artists🙏🏽
I had the good fortune to be travelling outside the range of my programmed radio stations, and stumbled across this right as it started, on an out of town CBC Music station while scanning through Radio stations. Was hooked immediately, and liked it more and more the more I heard.
Radio Paradise brought me here! Leave it to them to introduce me to a new great group!
Yeah, same me. Radio Paradise is te best, The Jerry cans rulez. Greetings to all listeners from London. Stay safe!
Radio paradise forever.
13y radio paradise every day
So happy music, thank you 💝💪
My Granddaughter
Loves tis song
Plus other
come back to PEI pls! I am so gutted i missed you cats when you were here!! please come back!!
What a tune...
I LOVE this group!❤️
I LOVE THIS
Hockey Night in Canada brought me here!
Same
You guys are amazing. Much love from Fort-Coulonge Quebec.
This is forever my feel good song.
Ever since it came out, I ci.e back to it every time I need a boost! Soooooooo, so good.
i applied for a job in Nunavut , the other day, cant remember what its for but bloody hells the chance to go see u neechies, deffo worths it lol, that was the first thing i thought when i saw it,.,, u lovely humans & the chance to dance to you in the flesh, i get really really warm but if its colder than PEI then i will just go outside,,, ruddy nothing & no one to dance to here in winter...dice tossed, D10 lol +15 for bein white & able to dance modifier ..Creator provides and all.
My friend Richard F speaks very highly of you all!
This is the most beautiful music heard in a long long time. Thank you❤️🇨🇦
Got to thank alaska daily for turning me onto you.
Wonderful...
Awesome
just found you - great music, great video - keep doing music please - greetings from germany
Huron (slash) Innu from Chicoutimi Pointe-Bleue here....showed your video to people post Bluesfest. You are a staple in our restaurant and bars in Ottawa-Gatineau now. Thank you for existing.
This is such an amazing song!
Yea
Jay Brant from Moose Factory Ontario. You performed on our stage for the gathering of our people 2019. Great band excellent music and I hope to get a chance to work with you again in the future. Keep the new tunes coming. I cant stop talking about you guys and this song is always in my family gatherings. Cheers
This is incredible. So much talent and emotion.
Cool!
Greetings from greenland, just love that song🙂
That was AWESOME! thanks guys for sharing with us! Loved it
Love From Italy😭♥️amazingg
They played this song on New Years Eve 2018, live on CBC. Awesome performance.
Well done !
I love your music, I want to go see your show and meet you guys...
I just love this tune 🪶💫🎻🎵❤
This is one of my favourite songs. Been listening to the three Jerry Cans albums for about a year now
Beyond beautiful. ❤️🙏😇
I am from the "other side", greetings from the other side, Upernavik! :)
Absolutely beautiful ,, I love them all ..all of u ! Amazing!!
Stunningly beautiful. I am a Cree Graphic novelist. When my autobiographical horror story "Revenant Dreams of a lost Cause" goes to print and eventually film, this is the song I want to play at the end. It's simply, hope.
That sounds awesome! I can't wait to read it!
From Canada's most southerly major city here in Windsor Ontario, I saw you on CBC & had to check out your work, really unique, I love your sound!!
Hello Jerry Cans! Your song 'Ukiuq' has helped me get through this Winter; I really ENJOY your music .... Thank YOU!
Recently listened to a repeat of an interview for NPR. Joyous folks making joyous noises!
Thank you for preserving & sharing you what you build upon a magnificent culture!
I love it!. Wish you heard this father.
Simply great sound and sceneries: great job Jerry cans! Love the music, the riffs and the magic inside the lyrics! Greetings from Verona, Italy.
Absolutely phenomenal! From Michele W.
WoW i like this ! northern canada is in full artistic turmoil. thank you for sharing it with us
Wow love it
Excellente musique.