Rose McNeil, Sabrielle McCurdy and Heather Olson first joined voices in 2017, and have wowed audiences with their original music and arrangements ever since. Whether backed by simple acoustic guitar or by a full band, their voices weave a powerful spell that can bring you to your feet and then bring you to tears. Inspired by artists like Joni Mitchell, the Wyrd Sisters and Sara Bareilles, Dia balances complex topics like gender-based violence, eco-justice and mental health issues, with uplifting and inspirational messages. Dia alchemizes traditional folk, anthemic pop and soul-shaking gospel sounds into haunting 3-part harmonies, weaving stories of matriarchal power and queer joy.

Rose (she/her) identifies as queer and non-monogamous. Originally from Nanaimo, BC, Rose comes from a very musical family and has a background in choral, pop and musical theatre. Heather (she/her) is a bisexual woman and a new mom living in Vancouver, BC. She grew up singing with her family band, “The Olson’s” and has a background in jazz and folk music. Sabrielle (she/her) also comes from an extremely musical family, and went on tour with her parents when she was less than a year old! She has a background in gospel, jazz, and pop music.