Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida are one of Canada’s most influential cultural couples.

Kreviazuk made her critically acclaimed full-length debut, Under These Rocks and Stones, in 1997. Since
then, the Winnipeg born singer-songwriter has been granted three JUNO Awards and a Grammy Award.
In total, she has recorded ten albums, including a live album and a holiday album. Simultaneously, Maida
forged a dynamic career as a solo artist in addition to being the front man for the band, Our Lady Peace –
also a four-me JUNO Award winner, including Rock Album of the Year in 2003 (Gravity) and 1998
(Clumsy).

The pair have also co-written hits for artists such as Kelly Clarkson, David Cook, and Carrie Underwood &
Chantal individually has songs with Drake, Kendrick Lamar & Gwen Stefani.

While Kreviazuk and Maida are quick to lend their time to the studio and stage, they are equally
committed to lending their help to those in need. The couple were awarded the Order of Canada for
their efforts to raise awareness and support for human and animal rights, mental health, education, and
the environment.

Their collaborative album, I’m Going to Break Your Heart, was released with an accompanying
documentary – capturing the couple's personal struggles and musical journey – all to inspire a
generation of a cycle-breaking and hope for a more peaceful future.