Sunset Embassy kicks out urban prairie rock jams with sounds from the 80's/90's vibing on today's feelings. These ambassadors of the setting sun surround you like the valley with hot summer guitar licks and dreamy cool evening echoes.

Sunset Embassy pulls inspiration from strong women and seeks to diversify the music scene in Saskatchewan and beyond. The band is fronted by two Indigenous women: Anishinabe guitar player and songwriter Jori Cachene (she/her), and Cree vocalist Sophie Littlechief Carteri (she/her), and is rounded out by three queer musicians: bassist Charity Marsh (she/her), keyboardist Jaecy Bells (she/her), and drummer Collette Parks (they/them).

Based in Treaty 4 Territory aka Regina, Saskatchewan, Sunset Embassy delivers music to dodge potholes too. Formed at GRR! music camp in 2019 out of dreams of forever.

Sunset Embassy has played at Regina Folk Fest, Cathedral Village Arts Festival, and has opened for Megan Nash, Dump Babes, and The Wonts.

Soda Moun aka "Soda Popp" born and raised in Windsor, ON. Now resides in Regina SK, Canada. They have been crafting their creative ideas and songwriting since the age of 14 years old. In Hip Hop/R&B and Pop. With hard work and continuing to believe in yourself when no one else does. You can still achieve those dreams. You just have to believe in it. Soda Popp loves being an Artist. It helps her get through many hard days. And wants to bring her ideas and her experience to those that don't have a voice. Soda loves acting, dancing and writing music. She hopes to be in the entertainment industry making people smile. I think the world needs more laughter and less hurt.

Plains Cree (nehiyaw) Fine Artist Sadi Rose ᓴᕀᑏ ᒥᐦᑯᑲᐧᓂᕀ Vaxvick. Born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan. Sadi currently lives in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Sadi is registered on Ochapowace First Nation on Treaty Four Territory. Sadi has achieved her degree; Bachelor of Fine Arts specializing in Indigenous Art from the First Nations University of Canada in 2023. Sadi’s main work is painting with acrylic on canvas and drawing on large scale. Sadi also beads, creates sculptures with Brazilian soapstone and wood. Recently Sadi has explored the performing arts. Sadi’s goal is to illustrate children’s books and pass down the Indigenous storytelling and culture to the next generation.

Zoë James is a young adult coming out of the pandemic who keeps getting asked, "So what are you going to do with your life?". She found writing music and playing guitar a helpful way to express her inner thoughts and escape the things that bring her down. Zoë draws inspiration from some favourite artists like boygenius, Leon Bridges, Begonia, Faye Webster, Janelle Monae, and Lauryn Hill. When she's not singing (though that is a most rare occurrence), she enjoys dancing. She is fortunate enough to be part of the Fadadance community as a teacher, a student, and a lifelong "family member".

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