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Nadine Gagné is a proud Métis Nation BC citizen who has been one of only a handful of Indigenous artists creating children’s music since 2004.
Her new single, “All Nations,” is a global message dedicated to the Indigenous children who attended residential schools across North America, including those who did not make it home.
Gagné and her collaborators, Carsen Gray and Joey Stylez, recorded with their children, who also feature in the song’s video, as a reminder that we each have a responsibility to ensure that we are working together to leave a better world for our kids.
“All Nations” urges humanity to come together “as one” – needed now more than ever to ensure that Indigenous people, nations and communities heal together with global support.
