PAMAJEWON 

& COMPANY

‍

Established in 1978 by the late Howard Pamajewon, the legacy of Pamajewon & Co. is deeply rooted in a love for music that spans generations.

Howard spent much of his time traveling between First Nation communities in the area, bringing music to gatherings, whether it was during baseball tournaments or nights at the local hall. He began with tapes, moved on to CDs, and eventually started transitioning to digital music.

His daughter, Candace, inherited his passion for music, beginning her own journey at the age of 12, playing music for friends in the same hall where her father once performed.

After Howard's passing in 2006, Candace continued to build on his legacy. Her reputation in the community was already well-established, thanks in large part to her father’s influence. With the support of a fellow DJ, who would become a key partner in the business, Pamajewon & Co. grew even further. Candace continued the family legacy,  booking numerous events, including Halloween parties, New Year's Eve celebrations, Valentine's Day events, stag and does, wedding receptions, and even taking on roles as a sound technician. As demand grew, particularly on busy weekends with multiple events, she began enlisting the help of other talented DJs.

Today, Candace has fully embraced digital music, a significant shift from the CDs that played such a big role in her early days. Her musical repertoire spans decades—from the 1950s to the present—and covers a wide range of genres, including Rock, Country, Disco, Funk, and Reggae/Dancehall. As the principal at Pamajewon & Co., she is committed to providing the best possible experience for her clients.

Pamajewon & Co. also offers flexible sound solutions, from small PA systems to larger setups, tailored to the size of the venue and the specific needs of her clients as well as event planning services.