Fire song connects the extraction industry, including mining and oil extraction, with climate change and the rise of forest fires. It teleports the listener into a time when extractivism is a thing of the past, “shut down by the lovers of life, and home, and earth, air, and clean water.”

In this song, a world without extractivism is a world where bankers and Bay street no longer rule our systems. It is a world where land defenders, called “Earthkeepers,” deliver accounts that undo the mythology that kept the extractive industries ablaze. It is a world where Indigenous leadership is recognized, and it is a world where victory is tasted.