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Twin Flames (band)
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Twin Flames was a Canadian folk music duo based in Quebec.
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History
The band was formed in 2015, releasing their debut album Jaaji and Chelsey June the same year.[1] Their second album, Signal Fire, followed in 2017.
In 2019, Twin Flames released the song "Human", chosen by UNESCO as the official song to celebrate the International Year of Indigenous Languages.[2] They released Omen in 2020,[3] and in 2023 issued Twin Flames Unplugged Live, a collection of seven re-recorded songs.[4] Their final LP, Hugging the Cactus, was released in 2024.[5]
In June 2025, Sunchild Deer-Okpik, also known as Jaaji, was arrested and charged with seven alleged sexual offences said to have occurred between January and May 2000. The charges include sexual assault, sexual touching of a young person while in a position of authority, and forcible confinement.[6]
In August 2025, the duo announced that they were separating and that Twin Flames had come to an end, concluding nearly a decade of recording and touring together.
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Band members
Current members[7]
- Sunchild Deer-Okpik (Jaaji Okpik) – vocals, guitar (2015–2025)
- Chelsey June – vocals, Native American flute, Irish hand drum (2015–2025)
- Mike Giamberardino – bass, synthesizer, background vocals (2019–2021)
- Troy Huizinga – lead guitar, rhythm guitar, keyboard, bass, synthesizer, background vocals (2019–2022)
- Scott Norris – lead guitar, rhythm guitar, synthesizer, background vocals (2021–2022)
- Jason Watts – drums, background vocals (2019–2022)
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Discography
- Jaaji and Chelsey June (2015)
- Signal Fire (2017)
- Omen (2020)
- Twin Flames Unplugged Live (2023)
- Hugging the Cactus (2024)
Awards and nominations
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References
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