Twin Flames is a Canadian musical duo that transcends cultural boundaries and embodies the rich tapestry of their Indigenous and non-Indigenous backgrounds. Composed of Jaaji, an Inuk and Mohawk man from Nunavik, and Chelsey June, a Métis woman from Ottawa, Twin Flames adeptly weaves together an array of sounds from across Northern Americana, pop, and folk genres while incorporating elements from traditional First Nations music. Their hauntingly beautiful harmonies and storytelling are a testament to their heritage and passionate activism, which aims to break down barriers and foster unity through music.

Their discography includes a series of evocative releases that showcase their range and depth. Notably, their album "Omen" explores darker themes juxtaposed with hope, while "Twin Flames Unplugged Live" offers a raw and intimate experience of their artistry. Their versatility is further displayed in releases like "Grace Too," a cover that carries their unique imprint, and "Battlefields," which addresses personal and collective struggles. Their cultural connection shines in acoustic renditions like "Taanisi" and celebratory works such as "Twin Flames Christmas," underlining their commitment to sharing and preserving Indigenous languages and stories through their craft. With every release, Twin Flames continue to enrich the musical landscape with their powerful message of love, inclusivity, and reconciliation.