Michael Cloud Duguay - Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go CONCERT

Wednesday, November 4, 2026 at 8:00 pmYukon Theatre

@michaelcloudduguay’s project Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go explores the organ through a lens of community, heritage, and preservation. Interpretations of the album material will be reproduced on digital midi organ instruments developed by engineer Jake Nicoll, who painstakingly recorded samples of seven organs from across Newfoundland, precisely replicating the sound of those heard on the album. Duguay will be joined by musicians Andrew MacKelvie (Many Worlds, New Hermitage, Scions) Dave Grenon (Joyful Joyful, Scions), and Markus Lake (Markus Floats, Egyptian Cotton Arkestra).

Yukon composer and multi-instrumentalist, Hannah Mazurek will open the opening with new compostions!

BIOS

Composer and producer Michael Cloud Duguay first gained recognition as a vital force within the early 2000’s Canadian DIY music community, contributing to dozens of critically acclaimed recording and performance projects as a producer, arranger, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist.

Following his beloved solo debut Heavy On The Glory (2012), Duguay spent nearly a decade grappling with severe mental illness and addiction but his commitment to music prevailed and ushered in a new era of creativity. His newfound momentum brought on a thirst for exploration that has since led him to expand his practice well beyond his foundations in folk and rock settings. With his recent immersion in improv-driven ensemble music and sprawling site-specific production projects, as well as curation and presenting, Duguay has situated himself at a focal intersection within the experimental music landscape. His highly distinct creative process has helped give shape to a prolificacy of Canadian music projects, and his panoramic vision for album production and cultural organizing has come to encompass and encourage a vast and thriving national community of collaborators working across genre and discipline.

Duguay's output frequently explores memory, nostalgia, and location, both literal and metaphorical. His fascination with the particular qualities of different spaces and with different collaborative dynamics has led to him to record and create music everywhere from the Yukon Territory’s northernmost fly-in community to the lantern room of mainland Canada’s easternmost lighthouse and remote historic churches all across Newfoundland, and relatedly has prompted him to explore sustainable methods of recording. To date he has crafted three albums almost entirely with solar power in collaboration with his friend and accomplice, engineer Jake Nicoll.

READ MICHAEL'S BIO

Hannah Mazurek is a soprano, multi-instrumentalist, actor, sound designer, and composer based in Whitehorse, Yukon. Hannah has shared their love of sound in all its forms across Canada and they have led and participated in diverse projects which push the boundaries of genre, era, and artistic discipline.

Hannah began their music studies at Victoria School for the Performing Arts in Edmonton where they graduated with a Foundation for the Arts scholarship for continuing education in classical music.

Since setting up shop in Whitehorse in 2021, Hannah has been active across the Canadian music industry, including projects in musical theatre, opera, composition, sound design, conducting, playwriting, and more. In 2023 they appeared as witch Black Annis in Larrikin Theatre’s production of WYRD: A Musical Unfairytale, gaining critical acclaim for their vocal performance and characterization across the Yukon and British Columbia.

They are a current member of bands Electric Lemonade and Fleabane, and they are a founding member of Queer theatre and burlesque collective Doridea Creations, who presented their original show Lady Pisces and the Salty Sailors in Whitehorse at this year’s Pivot Festival (Pivot Theatre).