6 Indigenous Women Fighting for Justice Through Music and Activism IMPACT
, features her sultry voice over hypnotic alternative rock music. The 2022 Juno Award Winner draws on dark pop and trip-hop influences for her solo debut.
The haunting track “Child of the Government” confronts the painful legacy of the Canadian government and Catholic Church removing Indigenous children from their families. Forced into foster care, boarding schools and adoptions with non-Indigenous parents, they often suffered abuse and a loss of cultural identity. Wolf’s father was one of these children, and her song is a tribute to him.
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