Foxwarren with Haley Blais and Hudson Freeman

Haley, born in Canada, is known for her defiant scream-into-your-pillow pop anthems. Breaking out in 2018 with her EP "Let Yourself Go," her hit songs include "Small Foreign Faction" and "Seventeen." With 20 million streams worldwide, she’s filled venues across the US and UK. Her debut album, "Below the Salt," produced by Tennis and Louise Burns, established her as "Canada's nostalgia pop queen," while her second album, "Wisecrack," has been long-listed for the Polaris Music Prize. Her style is confessional, mature, and infused with humor and nostalgia.

Hudson Freeman, a Brooklyn-based indie-folk artist, originated from Dallas, Texas, and lived in Eswatini. Known for resonant, reflective songs, he blends indie-rock, alternative, and lo-fi folk, exploring modern identity and faith. His album "is a Folk Artist" and popular song "If You Know Me" gained wide attention. He has collaborated with Ephraim McFarland and The Bedroomer.

Canadian quintet Foxwarren blends folk with hip-hop and experimental sounds. Known for their Juno-nominated debut, they craft warm, thoughtful songs from long-time collaboration.