To mark the second anniversary of her album Inuktitut, Elisapie has teamed up with Hologramme to release Inuktitut (Remixes), a new EP out via Bonsound.
Inuktitut (Remixes) was born from a collaboration between the Inuk singer-songwriter, the electronic music producer, and visual artist Caroline Monnet, who were all commissioned to create a unique work for the 60th anniversary of the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art. These remixes bring together Elisapie's moving and powerful voice with Hologramme's atmospheric and elegantly crafted arrangements. As the music unfolds, they break down the boundaries between tranquillity and excitement to reflect the geometric patterns that characterize Caroline Monnet's body of work.
Working with Elisapie was an incredible, collaborative experience, says Hologramme. We exchanged ideas throughout the process, and the channels were completely open to experimentation, allowing all ideas to be explored.
First presented during a performance at the Society for Arts and Technology (SAT) in Montreal, these remixed versions of Sinnatuumait (Dreams), Uummati Attanarsimat (Heart of Glass), and Qimatsilunga (I Want to Break Free) immerse us in an introspective, danceable realm where frontiers are blurred and emotions are raw.
Tour dates
05/11/2025 Markham, ON - Flato Markham Theatre
06/11/2025 Oakville, ON - Oakville Centre for Performing Arts
07/11/2025 Kingston, ON - Grand Theatre
29/11/2025 Guelph, ON - River Run Centre
30/11/2025 Toronto, ON - The Danforth Music Hall - Uvattini
01/12/2025 St. Catharines, ON - FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre
18/02/2026 Hanover, NH - Hopkins Center For The Arts
21/02/2026 Somerville, MA - Somerville Theatre
07/03/2026 Quathiaski Cove, BC - Quadra Island Community Centre
11/03/2026 Victoria, BC - Capital Ballroom
12/03/2026 Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theatre
14/03/2026 Calgary, AB - Bella Concert Hall
15/03/2026 St. Albert, AB - Arden Theatre
17/03/2026 Saskatoon, SK - Broadway Theatre
19/03/2026 Winnipeg, MB - Park Theatre
21/03/2026 Whitehorse, YT - Yukon Arts Centre
22/03/2026 Dawson City, YT - Klondike Institute of Art and Culture