Welcome to Indigenous in Music with Larry K, on todays show we welcome back into our spotlight from Montreal, Quebec, Eadse. A talented Aboriginal musician whose music blends soulful melodies with powerful storytelling. We’re excited to talk about her latest album, Healer. We’ll dive into her creative process, the inspiration behind Healer, and what’s next for her musical journey. Read all about Eadse at our place www.indigenousinmusicandarts.org/past-shows/eadse-2
Enjoy music from Eadse, Robbie Robertson & Red Road Ensemble, Aysanabee, Raye Zaragoza, Angel Baribeau, Siibii, One Way Sky, The Bloodshots, Amanda Rheaume, Melody McArthur, Bryce Morin, VOXAMANA, Natalia Clavier, Scubba, Alanah, Nige B, Olawale, Txreek, Locos Por Juana, XAXO, J. Pablo, Orishas, Madcon, Los Amigos Invisibles, Campo, Senor Coconut, Tortured Soul, Susan Aglukark, Thea May, Old Soul Rebel, XIT, Thomas X, Frank Waln, STOiK, Big City Indians and much much more.
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OUR INTERVIEW IS 30 MINUTES INTO THE PROGRAM
EADSE – WHO IS IN THERE
EADSE NEW ALBUM –
ABOUT EADSE
Eadsé, which means “my good friend” in Wendat, is a Wendat singer-songwriter based in Montreal, where she explores a pop sound infused with soul. A proud heir to her ancestors’ traditions, she draws inspiration from her grandfather, a member of the Wolf Clan and the Raven family, who guided her towards music. Since then, she has been creating works that are both moving and powerful, with a gentle yet sincere strength. In 2021, she released her debut EP, My Good Friend, in collaboration with composer and artist Emmanuel Alias. Her instrumental song Oné-Onti, dedicated to the former Grand Chief of Wendake, Max Gros-Louis, has garnered over six million streams online. I
n the summer of 2022, she unveiled her new song Stay, a summery pop ballad with electro-soul melodies, recorded with producer Trey Vittetoe, known for his work with Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus. In the winter of 2024, Eadsé captivated audiences during the blind auditions of the television show La Voix with her emotional rendition of Moi, Elsie by Elisapie. After releasing the singles Owen II and I’ll Keep Dreaming in recent months, Wendat singer-songwriter Eadsé unveils Healer, her long-awaited debut album, on March 7. Infused with R&B influences, this pop-soul record stands out for its emotional intensity and soothing power. Driven by immersive arrangements and Eadsé’s captivating voice, it explores profound themes of self-love, determination, letting go, and postpartum depression. Sung in French, English, and Wendat, Healer is an introspective journey toward well-being
Short : Eadsé, meaning “my good friend” in Wendat, is a Wendat singer-songwriter based in Montreal. Rooted in the traditions of her ancestors, she draws inspiration from her grandfather, a member of the Wolf Clan and the Raven family. In 2021, she released My Good Friend, her debut EP, in collaboration with Emmanuel Alias. Her instrumental track Oné-Onti, a tribute to Max Gros-Louis, has garnered over six million streams online. In the summer of 2022, she recorded Stay with Trey Vittetoe (Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus). Following the release of Owen II and I’ll Keep Dreaming, Eadsé unveils Healer, her highly anticipated debut album, set for release on March 7, 2025. Blending pop-soul with R&B influences, this deeply introspective record explores healing, resilience, and letting go with heartfelt sincerity. Sung in French, English, and Wendat, Healer is an invitation to an introspective and soothing journey.
CONTACT INFORMATION
EMAIL: [email protected]
WEBSITE: https://nikamowin.com/en/artist/eadse
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/eadsemusic
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/eadsemusic/
BANDCAMP: https://eadse.bandcamp.com/album/healer
YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/@eadse
INTERVIEWS: [email protected]
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Our interview is 30 minutes into the show, hour 1…..Enjoy!
SAY MAGAZINE FEATURE
Eadsé, meaning “My Good Friend” in Huron-Wendat, is a Wendat singer-songwriter based in Montreal. She explores the sounds of a soulful pop. Heir to the legacy of her ancestors, it is her grandfather, from the wolf clan and the raven family, who guides her towards music. Since then, she has been creating, with strength and tenderness, musical works that are both touching and powerful. We have seen her on stage with artists such as Elisapie and Pascale Picard. Eadsé launches a first EP this year: My Good Friend.
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