Digawolf is a passionate singer/songwriter who performs with great respect for his Tlicho culture. His music draws inspiration from the land and exposes the conflicts that arise from the evolution of his native culture and his place in the two worlds that dominate northern life. Digawolf’s music is refreshingly honest as every song is an explosion of imagery that takes you on a ride across the Northern landscapes and into the hearts of the people that live there.

Nake De (Two Worlds) brings to life his Tlicho language in songs that have a contemporary context – part blues, part folk, part rock – complimented by masterful guitar playing. The ‘Nake De’ performance is about keeping culture and language strong now and in the future.

His recordings have received Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards and Distant Morning Star was nominated for a 2010 Juno.

Digawolf performs as a solo acoustic act, in a double bill with storyteller Pat Braden, and with a three piece band (drums, bass and guitar).