The Jerry Cans are a band from Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, renowned for their unique blend of Inuktitut alt-country, throat singing, and reggae. The group consists of Andrew Morrison (lead vocals, guitar), Nancy Mike (accordion, throat singing), Brendan Doherty (bass), Steve Rigby (drums), and Gina Burgess (violin). Formed in 2010, The Jerry Cans are recognized for writing music that reflects the contemporary life of Northern Canadians, addressing themes of culture, language, and the challenges faced by the Inuit communities.

The band's discography is a testament to their commitment to celebrate and preserve the Inuktitut language, as can be seen in tracks such as "Nunavuttitut," which showcases their advocacy for cultural pride and linguistic heritage. With a discography that includes releases like "Inuusiq" (2016), "Aakuluk" (2014), and "Echoes" (2020), The Jerry Cans have established themselves as an influential voice in the Canadian music scene and beyond. By intertwining traditional sounds with contemporary issues, their music resonates with audiences both within their community and throughout the world, contributing to the growing global appreciation for indigenous music.