Ruby Singh’s Vox.Infold

Ruby Singh’s Vox.Infold is a Juno nominated Vancouver supergroup elevating Indigenous, Black and South Asian voices and featuring:

• Ruby Singh:  Ruby Singh is a multi award winning artist whose creativity crosses the boundaries of music, poetry, photography and film, engaging with mythos, ecology, justice and fantasy.

• Tiffany Ayalik & Inuksuk Mackay (PIQSIQ):  With roots in Nunavut’s Kitikmeot and Kivalliq Regions,  Tiffany Ayalik and Inuksuk Mackay grew up in Yellowknife,  where dark winters and environmental extremes shaped their aesthetic. They studied and practice katajaq, Inuit-style throat singing, blending it with modern practice to weave complex emotional landscapes.

• Khari McClelland:  Khari McClelland is a musician and music historian known for his multimedia theatre production (Freedom Singer) and CBC television work depicting his research into the music of slaves who travelled the underground railway to Canada.

• Russell Wallace:  Russell Wallace is an award-winning artist from Lil’wat First Nation. His music can be heard on soundtracks for film, television and theatre/dance productions across Canada and the United States. Wallace received a Leo Award for best music for a documentary for his work on the “1491” TV series, and received the Lieutenant Governor’s Art and Music Award in 2022.  Wallace’s music has been performed internationally and was featured at Biennale Arte 2022-The 59th International Art Exhibition in Venice. He works with many choirs in Vancouver and has been the Director of Indigenous Vocal Ensemble at Vancouver Community College.

• Tiffany Moses: Tiffany Moses is a Dene vocalist and audio engineer currently living in Vancouver, BC. Inspired by a love of music she has been singing since she was a young girl following her grandfather into the bush. Musical influences include jazz singers such as Billie Holiday and Nina Simone as well as classical composers such as Vivaldi and later trip-hop bands Portishead and Massive Attack.  Tiffany is also active as a music educator, leading workshops on music production and live looping. 

• Piu:  Priyanka Chakrabarti, who performs under her artist name ‘Piu’, is a Vancouver based vocalist, composer, and producer. Born in India, Priyanka has been a life long student of Indian classical music and started her musical journey at a young age as a vocalist.  With a passion for exploratory electronic fusion, her genre bending music traverses between cultures and identities, a reflection of how she moves in the world.  Using her voice, and analog sounds, Priyanka weaves Raga into her compositions as an offering.  

Performing together, Vox.Infold redefine a capella performance with an immersive audio-visual experience featuring video art by Ruby Singh and the award-winning Chimerik.