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Mimi O'Bonsawin

She Carries the Song Featuring Lacey Hill, Celeigh Carinal & Mimi O'Bonsawin
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Award-winning alt-folk singer-songwriter Mimi O'Bonsawin invites audiences into a world where music, nature, and storytelling are deeply intertwined. Born in Northeastern Ontario, O'Bonsawin is French Canadian and W8banaki (Abénaki), and a member of the Odanak First Nation. Her genre-defying sound blends folk traditions with groove, playful experimentation, and heartfelt lyricism, creating songs that feel both intimate and expansive.

Her forthcoming album, Evoke (August 28, 2026), reflects her love of gardening, the natural world, and authentic self-expression. Featuring collaborations with OKAN and The Pairs, alongside deeply personal songs including the Indigenous Music Countdown #1 single "Steady," the album marks her most courageous work to date, exploring themes of identity, language, friendship, and belonging.

Performing as a dynamic duo with her husband, drummer, and co-producer Ryan Schurman, O'Bonsawin creates an immersive live experience that feels far bigger than two people on stage, inviting audiences to dance, laugh, sing, and connect.

Her recent years have been marked by remarkable momentum, including four 2026 Northern Ontario Music & Film Awards nominations, debut performances at Hillside and Mariposa Folk Festivals, and 2025's Solo Artist of the Year honour at the Trille Or Awards. She has toured Australia and appeared at major festivals across Canada while sharing stages with artists including Aysanabee, Basia Bulat, Good Lovelies, and Beverly Glenn-Copeland.

Guided by the belief that "music is medicine," Mimi O'Bonsawin continues to cultivate songs that, like a well-tended garden, are meant to be shared.
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Genres: Faerie Folk, Folk Pop, Global, Folk, Roots, Indigenous
Ville: Sudbury, Canada
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Shenkman Arts Centre
245 Centrum Blvd, Ottawa, Canada
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