Raised on the shores of Gichigami, Northern Ontario singer-songwriter Cassidy Houston creates music that mirrors the natural world—ever-changing, yet resilient. Their indie-folk songwriting serves as an intimate space for self-reclamation, where the storytelling traditions of their Métis ancestry gracefully intertwine with their vulnerable lens of queer self-discovery.
Whether performing barefoot and solo or backed by a band of friends, they bring a welcoming, grounded warmth to every stage. Their sophomore EP, red flag flowers, recorded in Thunder Bay with local collaborators, serves as a beautiful testament to the quiet resilience of growth, heartbreak, and the ultimate beauty of becoming again.
