Name: Taanisi by Twin Flames
Duration: 3 min 50 s
Description: The first ever Twin Flames tune.. Found also on Jaaji's award winning Album Nunaga. Taanisi is a song is about getting up and dancing if you are feeling down and singing when you are feeling blue.

yeah. when you realize life too short.     but make the point that life never too short all  even when you say life too short.    it's never too short and wee losing too many elders and  

we never live in earth to say that, that the life too short,   we all meant to live the live in the Lord and we have god with us

I love your song. :) but I am saying what I am thinking 

Another Nunavut Sivuniksavut music session with 2010/11 students, David Serkoak & myself. 

How Great Thou Art - Inuktitut

An original - Nalligivagit (I love you) 
Jordey Tucker on guitar and Sarah Page on the Harp 

Nalligivagit

Nunaga

Taanisii

One of my all time fave Inuktitut songs. 

Ilingnit Tunijaulaurama

God On The Mountain (Inuktitut)

Inunguqpunga

Kelly Fraser Releases Song for Nunavut Land Referendum 
May 6, 2016 – Iqaluit, Nunavut 

“Fight for the Rights” is the latest single by Sanikiluaq singer Kelly Fraser. The song, which 

features both English and Inuktitut verses, is a plea for Nunavummiut to vote NO in the upcoming land referendum, taking place Monday, May 9. 

Fraser, a graduate of the Nunavut Sivuniksavut (NS) program in Ottawa, says she hopes to encourage her fans to get out and vote. 

“Land ownership is contrary to Inuit beliefs,” she says. “I think the fact that our own government is trying to sell it is very disappointing. I hope my song can help people understand how dangerous this vote could be.” 

The song is produced by the Iqaluit­based music collective, Ajungi  , and it is available for free download until Monday’s vote.

It's the first release from the singer’s sophomore album, Sedna, which will be released in September. ­­­­­­­­­

© 2016 Ajungi Records

Kelly Fraser – "Fight for the Rights"

Nalligivagi
Qaujimajunga qaujimajuti
Uqautigakki
Qanuiksangituti ilaa
Quviatunga qaujilauqtuti
Nalligivagi piugittiaqpagi ilaa
Nalligivagi atsumarialu
Ajjiqangilatii nunamii
Nallinira ilingnu suraqtauniangila
Nalligivagit atsualu

Nalligivagi
Qaujimajuti piutsarama
Qanuippangmangaarma tusaumaksiaqtuti ilaa
Qanuimmanga katimalanu
Nalligivagi piugitiaqpagi ilaa
Nalligivagi atsumarialu
Ajjiqangilati nunami
Nallinnira ilingnu surraqtauniangila
Nalligivagi atsualu
Nalligivagi atsummarialu
Ajjiqangilati nunami
Nallinnira ilingnut surratauniangila
Nalligivagi atsualu

Nagligivagi by Gamailee Nuqinuaq (Copy from Artist)

Qilaut 2017

Nagligijaugavit

The first ever Twin Flames tune.. Found also on Jaaji's award winning Album Nunaga. Taanisi is a song is about getting up and dancing if you are feeling down and singing when you are feeling blue.

Taanisi

Saimanirmut

Saimaniq

Despite polar opposite backgrounds Twin Flames found a common musical language. This captivating duo combines two accomplished and very unique singer songwriters Jaaji a Mohawk/Inuit man from Kahnawake/Nunavik and Chelsey June an Algonquin Cree Métis Woman from Ottawa. Twin Flames takes the audience on a musical journey across Canada and the Arctic, they echo the voices of their ancestors and depict life on the land as they sing songs in English, Inuktitut and French. They leave audiences fascinated, intrigued and inspired. Their debut joint album Twin Flames - Jaaji and Chelsey June made it to the top of music charts the song Porchlight reached #1 on The National Aboriginal Music Countdown top 40. The Album has now received two nominations for the Native American Music Awards for Best Folk Album and Best new duo. We have also most recently been nominated Aboriginal Songwriters of the year at the Canadian Folk Music awards. Native Trailblazers in the USA selected us as Best Indie Artists of 2016.

Taanisi

Twin Flames

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