The Sound of Saskatchewan Indie

"The Sound of Saskatchewan Indie" brings together a wide-ranging look at the province’s indie scene, showcasing artists whose sounds stretch across folk, rock, pop, and experimental edges. From the introspective songwriting of Andy Shauf and the haunting harmonies of Kacy & Clayton with Marlon Williams, to the energetic bursts from Library Voices and Reignwolf, the playlist highlights the strong musical voices growing out of the prairies. There’s a mix of seasoned acts like The Deep Dark Woods and Colter Wall alongside emerging names like Too Soon Monsoon, Surf Dads, and Volcanoless in Canada.

The playlist delivers a blend of mellow acoustics, driving guitars, and layered instrumentals – capturing both prairie serenity and city grit. Whether it’s the intimate storytelling of Megan Nash on “Coffee” or the dreamy groove of Beach Body’s “Alex,” there’s a consistent undercurrent of creativity defined by place, but never confined by it. It's a dive into the evolving sound of Saskatchewan’s indie music scenes, stitched together by artists who make space for both signs of home and exploration beyond it.