Bubble Gum is from Pamyua's album SideA/SideB. This drumsong commemorates a student in Ossie's dance class chewing gum when he wasn't suppose to. http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/Pamyua Pamyua's double album SideA/SideB is a collection of Inuit drumsongs primarily sung in the Yup'ik and Cup'ik language from Southwestern Alaska.
Ocean Prayer is Pamyua's first single from the album SideA/SideB. This drumsong pays respect to the ocean for sharing her many gifts. Buy Music Here: http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/Pamyua Pamyua's double album SideA/SideB is a collection of Inuit drumsongs primarily sung in the Yup'ik and Cup'ik language from Southwestern Alaska.
Daniel Bill is a renowned culture bearer and Cup'ik composer. Pamyua relates to this song because everywhere the group goes to perform they keep a drum close at hand. The verses revel the close-knit relationships with Yup'ik / Cup'ik people.

PAMYUA member Ossie Aassanaaq Kairaiuak explains how music is universal and how Pamyua members blends their talents to tell their story.

Song about chewing bubble gum in Yup'ik dance class when you're not supposed to. Performed by PAMYUA and members around the globe. Written by Phillip "Ossie" Kairaiuak. Featuring: Ivan Night (guitar), Kristoffer Jul Reenberg (clavinet), Sara Anderholm (piano), Peter Ratner (mix) and founding members: Phillip Blanchett, Stephen Blanchett, Karina Moeller and Ossie Kairaiuak (vocals). In a response to social distancing due to the Covid 19 Coronavirus pandemic, Pamyua made this video to uplift spirits of friends and family around the world - we are all connected! Like Stephen says in the video, "Stay safe everybody." Learn more about PAMYUA at www.pamyua.com and follow them on Instagram @pamyualive and of Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Pamyua-313810585056/


PAMYUA (pronounced bum-yo-ah) is a Yup'ik Inuit word meaning ENCORE or DO IT AGAIN