Ger Carriere

Ger Carriere is a genre-agnostic Cree singer-songwriter who moves effortlessly between pop, EDM, jazz, rock and folk, driven by an unshakable need to express life in all its brutal, beautiful chaos. Originally from the Métis settlement Cumberland House of Saskatchewan and based in Edmonton, Alberta, Ger’s music doesn’t fit neatly into any box—it cracks it open, burns it, and dances in the ashes. Her voice shifts from velvet-soft to razor-sharp, carrying stories of survival, desire, and reclamation. Her self-titled debut EP (2020) is an act of self-exposure—pop ballads that bare the heart, folk confessions sung like prayers, and stormy beats that refuse to make pain pretty. Tracks like “From This Day,” born from wedding vows, and “Wild Woman,” an anthem for breaking free, capture the raw duality of tenderness and rage. Ger’s art is more than melody—it’s the sound of someone who has been dragged to the edge and decided to stay there just long enough to find the view. Her writing, as seen in First Lady Nation (“Wild Woman”) and bLU Talks (“C-Life”), dives headfirst into the untamed—the messiness of love, fear, and the fight to live fully, on her terms. On stage, Ger brings an uncontainable presence, performing everywhere from cultural showcases and intimate venues to the acclaimed touring production Bear Grease. Whether she’s fronting an explosive band or alone with a mic, she turns every room into a confessional, laced with grit and grace. For the ones who claw their way out of expectation, for the souls who refuse to be tamed—Ger is unearthing something sacred and dares you to do the same.

Edmonton, AB