Twin Flames has carved a distinct niche in the music world by seamlessly blending cultures, continents, and musical styles. This husband-and-wife duo, Jaaji (Inuk from Nunavik and Mohawk from Kahnawake) and Chelsey June (of Settler, Algonquin, Métis, and Cree heritage), met during the filming of APTN's TAM in 2014 and formed Twin Flames in 2015. Since then, they have become celebrated figures in the music industry, earning widespread international acclaim and numerous awards.

Recipients of 4 Canadian Folk Music Awards, 3 Native American Music Awards, 3 Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards, and the 2022 Capital Music Award for Group of the Year, Twin Flames have demonstrated exceptional talent and artistry. Their body of work transcends genres, with critics labeling their music as indie rock, synth rock, and folk pop, among others. This versatility showcases their unique style and sound, making it difficult to confine their artistry to a single category.

Twin Flames' music is a rich tapestry of sonic soundscapes that combines Indigenous spirit flutes, traditional drums, and Western instruments. Their compelling musical arrangements, standout harmonies, and intricate rhythmic patterns create a warm, inviting blend of sounds. Their songwriting shines through with lyrical and melodic depth, delivered in a mix of English, French, and Inuttitut, reflecting their diverse backgrounds.

Chelsey and Jaaji's enchanting harmonies and genuine passion for music have left a lasting impact on audiences worldwide. Their modern Indigenous music, offered in both English and their ancestral languages, resonates deeply, leaving an indelible mark on listeners. Over just eight years, Twin Flames has solidified their place among contemporary music-makers and songwriters, becoming a powerhouse couple well on their way to becoming a Canadian household name.