G.R. Gritt, Greater Sudbury/Robinson Huron Treaty, 2x NOMINEE OF NOMFA 2019
OUTSTANDING ALBUM BY AN INDIGENOUS ARTIST – “Shelter As We Go” (as Quantum Tangle) - Winner
OUTSTANDING ALBUM – “Shelter As We Go” (as Quantum Tangle)
After living many years in Yellowknife and forming the band Quantum Tangle, they have recently moved back to Sudbury/Robinson Huron Treaty territory where they grew up. This homecoming coincides with a journey through transition to a body that they feel better represents them. With these changes has come a new voice both physically and in the growing magnetism of their songwriting. G.R. Gritt pulls effortlessly from the past to create soulful futurisms with their new sound that elegantly weaves the melodies using vocals, guitar, and new electronic elements. By exploring the emotional and cultural core of their heritage, as a non-binary, queer, indigenous artist they create new spaces and encourage other to do the same.
G.R. Gritt, Greater Sudbury/Robinson Huron Treaty, 2x NOMINEE OF NOMFA 2019
OUTSTANDING ALBUM BY AN INDIGENOUS ARTIST – “Shelter As We Go” (as Quantum Tangle) - Winner
OUTSTANDING ALBUM – “Shelter As We Go” (as Quantum Tangle)
After living many years in Yellowknife and forming the band Quantum Tangle, they have recently moved back to Sudbury/Robinson Huron Treaty territory where they grew up. This homecoming coincides with a journey through transition to a body that they feel better represents them. With these changes has come a new voice both physically and in the growing magnetism of their songwriting. G.R. Gritt pulls effortlessly from the past to create soulful futurisms with their new sound that elegantly weaves the melodies using vocals, guitar, and new electronic elements. By exploring the emotional and cultural core of their heritage, as a non-binary, queer, indigenous artist they create new spaces and encourage other to do the same.
