Drawing inspiration from the alluring voices of the Sirens in Greek mythology, Sirens is an award-winning treble choral ensemble devoted to fostering a professional artistic environment and enriching the community of choral music on Prince Edward Island, Canada. Under the direction of Kelsea McLean, this ensemble has cultivated an ardent following, celebrated for its rich tone, soul-stirring musicality, and the seamless precision of its collective voice.

Since the release of their 2020 debut album, Boundless, Sirens has experienced a surge in popularity across Canada. The ensemble has been prominently featured on CBC Radio 2 programming, including shows such as Choral Concert and About Time. Sirens is a two-time winner of the Music PEI Award for “Achievement in Classical Music” in 2021 and 2024, and an East Coast Music Award for “Choral Recording of the Year” in 2023. 

Throughout previous seasons, Sirens has graced the stage at the renowned Under the Spire Festival, and has self-produced numerous concerts across Prince Edward Island. Most notably, the ensemble garnered national acclaim as they proudly represented the province at Podium, Canada’s eminent national choral conference. Sirens’ artistry knows no bounds, having sung with distinguished artists such as singer-songwriter Meaghan Blanchard, soprano Tracy Cantin, pianist Robert Kortgaard, violinist Sean Kemp, The Atlantic String Machine, the PEI Symphony Orchestra, and the Halifax Camerata Singers.