Jeremy Dutcher - Jeremy Dutcher Trio Live in Japan (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Jeremy Dutcher
- Title: Jeremy Dutcher Trio Live in Japan
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Secret City Records
- Genre: Art Song, Indigenous Music, Contemporary Classical
- Quality: FLAC 24/96000; 16/44100
- Total Time: 00:42:27
- Total Size: 248; 645 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Jeremy Dutcher, a Wolastoqiyik tenor, composer, ethnomusicologist and activist from Tobique First Nation in eastern Canada, and a two-time Polaris Music Prize winner (2018 for Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, 2024 for Motewolonuwok — the first artist to win it twice), releases the EP Jeremy Dutcher Trio Live in Japan on Secret City Records on October 16, 2026. Its six live renditions of his best-known pieces were recorded in Japan in August 2025 with his longtime trio partners Thom Gill and Stef Schneider; Dutcher singles out the Ainu Nation for its hospitality. The EP follows September’s Kyoto Sessions, a series of live performances filmed in Japan. The trip proved a profoundly transformative experience for him — a time of conversation with ancestors and of a new understanding of our shared global story.
The release coincides with a busy stretch: from October 18, Dutcher performs with cellist Yo-Yo Ma at sold-out concerts in Taipei, Taichung and Tokyo (including three nights at Suntory Hall). The two have collaborated since 2018, when they recorded “Honor Song” for Ma’s Notes for the Future. In November, Dutcher plays eight headline dates across France. Alongside Basia Bulat, he recorded the bilingual (English and Wolastoqey) song “Ribbons,” which featured in the series North of North (CBC, CBC Gem, APTN+); the duo first performed it live on September 25 at Secret City Records’ 20th-anniversary showcase at POP Montreal.
Dutcher works at the intersection of Indigenous song tradition and Western classical form and is dedicated to reviving the Wolastoqey language. His debut turned century-old archival recordings of his ancestors into arrangements for voice and piano; his second album deepened his work in composition and orchestral textures, addressing Two-Spirit identity, community and shared futures. Based in Montreal, he helped launch Kekhimin in 2022 — the first Wolastoqey language immersion school, founded by his mother — and is working on his first book.
Tracklist:
01-01 Jeremy Dutcher - Nipuwoltin / Mehcinut (Live in Japan) [10:40]
01-02 Jeremy Dutcher - Skicinuwihkuk (Live in Japan) [4:10]
01-03 Jeremy Dutcher - Wolasweltomultine (Live in Japan) [7:46]
01-04 Jeremy Dutcher - BWV 846 / Ancestors Too Young (Live in Japan) [7:33]
01-05 Jeremy Dutcher - The Land That Held Them (Live in Japan) [4:59]
01-06 Jeremy Dutcher - Pomawsuwinuwok Wonakiyawolotuwok (Live in Japan) [7:19]
The release coincides with a busy stretch: from October 18, Dutcher performs with cellist Yo-Yo Ma at sold-out concerts in Taipei, Taichung and Tokyo (including three nights at Suntory Hall). The two have collaborated since 2018, when they recorded “Honor Song” for Ma’s Notes for the Future. In November, Dutcher plays eight headline dates across France. Alongside Basia Bulat, he recorded the bilingual (English and Wolastoqey) song “Ribbons,” which featured in the series North of North (CBC, CBC Gem, APTN+); the duo first performed it live on September 25 at Secret City Records’ 20th-anniversary showcase at POP Montreal.
Dutcher works at the intersection of Indigenous song tradition and Western classical form and is dedicated to reviving the Wolastoqey language. His debut turned century-old archival recordings of his ancestors into arrangements for voice and piano; his second album deepened his work in composition and orchestral textures, addressing Two-Spirit identity, community and shared futures. Based in Montreal, he helped launch Kekhimin in 2022 — the first Wolastoqey language immersion school, founded by his mother — and is working on his first book.
Tracklist:
01-01 Jeremy Dutcher - Nipuwoltin / Mehcinut (Live in Japan) [10:40]
01-02 Jeremy Dutcher - Skicinuwihkuk (Live in Japan) [4:10]
01-03 Jeremy Dutcher - Wolasweltomultine (Live in Japan) [7:46]
01-04 Jeremy Dutcher - BWV 846 / Ancestors Too Young (Live in Japan) [7:33]
01-05 Jeremy Dutcher - The Land That Held Them (Live in Japan) [4:59]
01-06 Jeremy Dutcher - Pomawsuwinuwok Wonakiyawolotuwok (Live in Japan) [7:19]
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