Caardia, Celia and Annie Siriopoulos, are sister songwriters from the GTA. Highlighted performances include CP24 Breakfast Weekend Television, The Toronto Christmas Market at the Distillery-annually, CBC Radio and The Rivoli.

They have been featured on CBC/Fresh Air, IndieCan/The Verge Channel on Sirius XM, Global News, CTV, Rogers TV, Girls' World Magazine, ALTo Magazine, Snapd, The Markham Economist, Pappas Post, Agape Greek Radio and other Greek media throughout Canada and the world.

They made it to the second round of the 2019 CBC Searchlight Competition, as they were part of the top 50 contestants selected by the judges from thousands across Canada.

Other performances include: Taste of the Danforth, The Lindsmore, Supermarket, The Tennessee, Free Times Café, Brave TO, Pure Philanthropy, City of Markham events, East End Arts, Kick the Stigma/Michael Garron Hospital, and Salute to Olympic Athletes such as Andre De Grasse and much more.

They are permanent performers on Main Street Unionville, especially in the summer and during Christmas.

They are the co-founders and co-organizers of an annual youth music festival in downtown Toronto - Youth Jam TO (Youth Jam Canada) with Mayor John Tory in attendance.

Celia and Annie are recipients of the York Region Celebration of the Arts Bursary for vocals.

They are also social activists dealing with issues that effect the youth of today. They are public speakers with an anti-bullying organization called “Kill It With Kindness”, and have recently been featured in a book called “Awaken Your Inner Hero”- a book of 50 social activists.

Their first EP The Deep End was released the summer of 2019.

Recent recipients of the Artist Development Grant from The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings/FACTOR.

Caardia is currently in studio working on new music that reinforces who they are. They hope to continue to inspire people and move them with their music

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