Review by Vincenzo Di Biaggio

Peter and Susan Aningmiuq's eponymous album is a stunning tribute to their Inuit roots and the landscape that has shaped their lives. The album is a beautiful blend of traditional Inuit music and contemporary influences, showcasing the duo's mastery of both.

The album's standout tracks include "Aqigiaqtaq," a hauntingly beautiful song that captures the essence of the Arctic tundra, and "Ullangaq," a lively tune that celebrates the joy of community and connection.

Peter and Susan's voices are a perfect match, blending seamlessly together to create a sound that is both powerful and intimate. The instrumentation is equally impressive, with traditional Inuit instruments like the qilaut and the katajjaq flute weaving in and out of more modern sounds like guitar and drums.

Summary by Vincenzo Di Biaggio

Peter and Susan Aningmiuq's album is a must-listen for anyone interested in Inuit music or indigenous cultures more broadly. It is a beautiful and moving tribute to a way of life that is too often overlooked in contemporary society.