Multi-award winning, chart-topping Indigenous artists Twin Flames been nominated for 25 awards (including two Canadian Folk Music Award wins, and three Native American Music Award wins), two # 1 hits on the Indigenous Music Countdown’s Top 40, they've played more than 1000+ shows throughout Canada, Greenland, the United States, Australia and France, were selected as artist-in-residence for the 2019 Folk Alliance International conference, and partnered with UNESCO to write the official song celebrating the International Year of Indigenous Languages. Their prior release ‘Human’ was chosen as part of CBC’s music class challenge 2019. Their music video for Broke Down ’Ski’Tuuq was the first Inuttitut music video to be featured on MuchMusic.

Most recently, Twin Flames set the world on fire with two back-to-back singles released internationally, with music reviewers, streaming curators and radio programmers scrambling non-stop to feature both ‘Battlefields’ and their nothing less than magical rendition of 'Grace Too', a tribute to Canadian legend Gord Downie, of Tragically Hip, sung in both English and Inuttitut.

Hollywood Digest rightly predicted that Twin Flames would “… win over a lot of hearts within the indie rock radio crowd…" which they most certainly have. As of 2021, Twin Flames can now be heard on radio stations in France, Belgium, Brazil, the U.S. and the U.K., Italy, Australia, Uganda, Namibia, the Virgin Islands, Switzerland, Germany, Israel and, of course, throughout Canada at Stingray Radio (both 'Canadian Indie' and 'Adult Alternative' playlists), CBC radio and WorldBeat Canada, just to name a few.

Some playlist adds of note have included InSpot Music, Lost Song, Mahogany, Skriber, Tastune, Le Labo, TheDrunkenCoconut, Boulimique De Musique and many more, while the media simply gushed:

"Canadian outfit channel the vibrant sound of Oh Wonder on this sweeping indie-pop gem."
MYSTIC SONS

“…an aural richness...sweeping harmonies...tremendously engaging…”
DAILY POP NEWS

“Indie heaven.”
LAST DAY DEAF

"…slickly produced and empathetic…shimmering and glistening synth arpeggios, big thumping beats, a rousingly anthemic hook, some indie rock-styled guitar lines and the duo’s plaintive boy-girl harmonies singing lyrics in English and Inuttitut."
THE JOY OF VIOLENT MOVEMENT

“...their most elaborate and creatively ambitious offering to date...breathtakingly original."
THE INDIESOURCE

“…primed to win over a lot of hearts within the indie rock radio crowd…"
HOLLYWOOD DIGEST

“...one of the best and brightest acts in all of their scene this year.”
INDIEPULSE

“…an amazing departure from the music the band has released in the past....full of pop and the heavy sound exploration of synthesizers, the theme of this track is based on a self-reflective awareness covering the subject of mental health, a topic that hits the band's home."
OS GARATOS DE LIVERPOOL

“…transformative...a poetic credibility that has become increasingly difficult to find in mainstream pop and rock music….an album that begs for us to listen closer around every twist...”
INDIE MUSIC REVIEW

“...groove-focused riffs, heavily surreal synth melodies...soul-crushing poetry...grabs hold of your heart and doesn’t let it go."
NEUFUTUR

“...one must-listen record everyone should hear this season. ...a sharp but wholly eclectic listening experience…artistically admirable.”
INDIEBANDGURU

“...a conceptual folk-rock opera…accessible in some moments while profoundly affective and devastatingly personal in others…"
SKOPE MAGAZINE

“...deeply emotional...poetic fluidity...off the charts-impeccable...amazingly creative effort…”
TOO MUCH LOVE

“…for those of us who can’t get enough of a quality indie sound when we find it, it’s one of the best records.”
INDIESHARK