AUNTIE KD (she/they/he) is a queer, Indigenous (Cree) aspiring producer, composer, songwriter and drag musician/performer—born and raised in Treaty Four Territory with lineages from Cowessess First Nation (Mother), and Peguis First Nation (Father).

Their style is a blend of Indie/Alternative Rock/Pop, Electronic, Funk and R&B, with audio experimentations of traditional Indigenous language and music creation. Influenced by Rostam Batmanglij, Tracy Chapman, Brian MacDonald, Trixie Mattel, Janelle Monae, William Prince, Tia & Fawn Wood, Doechii, Queen, and countless others–they intend to amplify BIPOC & 2SLGBTQ+ musicians/artists, expand representation and explore modern Indigeneity and relation to land. The stage persona ‘AUNTIE KD’–inspired by icons like Prince, Michael Jackson, Elvis, and Johnny Cash–is an homage to familial/community duties, celebrating fluidity within societal roles imposed by Western worldviews. They’re currently producing a debut single in 2025, building towards a LP release in 2026.