FONTINE

FONTINE is an Indigenous, queer artist from Winnipeg, Manitoba, who self-describes as a "real goofy guy." She is known for blending her Nehiyaw Iskwew heritage with the vibrant musical scene of Winnipeg, creating a unique sound that resonates deeply with her cultural roots. Her music often explores themes inspired by the natural surroundings of the prairies and her personal experiences. FONTINE gained recognition with her single "Homemaker," which topped the Indigenous Music Countdown, and she has performed on CBC's "The Intro" stage. Her recent work includes the single "Good Buddy," which serves as the lead track from her upcoming album of the same name.

FONTINE's artistic journey is marked by collaborations with notable producers and musicians. She has worked alongside Kris Ulrich in co-producing her music and Boy Golden for mixing. Her debut EP, although initially mentioned as "Yarrow Lover," does not appear to be her latest focus, as "Good Buddy" takes center stage in her recent releases. FONTINE's music is a compelling fusion of indie-folk and pop, reflecting her connection to the land, culture, and community. With her uplifting and heartfelt songs, she continues to make significant strides in the music scene, inspiring listeners with her authentic voice and storytelling.