Anachnid is a multi-disciplinary Oji-Cree and Mi’kmaq artist hailing from the Webikwemikong reserve on Manitoulin Island and Kahnawake Reserve near Montreal, whose work spans across music, performance, and visual arts. Blending contemporary pop with elements of traditional Indigenous music, Anachnid's atmospheric soundscapes and powerful storytelling create a unique auditory experience that pushes the boundaries of genre. Their music often explores themes of identity, spirituality, and the human connection to nature, embodied through lush production and evocative lyrics.

With a string of evocative releases, Anachnid has been rapidly establishing themselves in the music scene. Songs like "Freak of Nature" and "Sky Woman" showcase the artist's ability to weave personal and mythological narratives into songs that resonate with a wide audience. "Sur ton parallèle" and "Vent du nord" highlight Anachnid's affinity for blending languages and cultural influences, resulting in a rich tapestry of sound. The haunting melodies of "Love Alone" and "Live Alone," contrasted with the empowered rhythms of "Now Wow We" and "Windigo," illustrate the versatile nature of Anachnid's musical output. As they continue to release compelling music, Anachnid is emerging as a significant voice within the fabric of contemporary Indigenous music artists.