Kym Gouchie Trio

Kym Gouchie can rightfully be called a luminary – a light giving body. She’s not only celebrated for her musical talents, but also for her passion and dedication to her Indigenous heritage. Her life’s work is a journey of reclamation, reconciliation – a heartfelt quest to rediscover and fully embrace the essence of her ancestral roots, and a strong voice for those who need a platform. Her story is one of inspiration and deep cultural significance. Kym is a respected elder-in-training of the Lheidli T’enneh Nation, also known as Prince George, and is a sought after performer and speak erat traditional welcoming ceremonies, cultural gatherings, schools, and conferences.

As a musician, storyteller, and songwriter, her performances are more than just a display of artistic prowess; they are a cultural bridge. Her performances unite diverse audiences, creating shared experiences through the universal language of song and narrative. And it’s through her music, storytelling, and advocacy that Kym echoes the voices of her people as she guides others towards a genuine understanding of Indigenous heritage, being a guide for those who seek to understand and appreciate the depth of Indigenous culture.

Joining Kym (guitar, ukulele, traditional hand drums, vocals) are Naomo Kavka (cello, vocals) and Ian Olmstead (keyboards, vocals)