[Narrator: The Torngats belonged to a shaman.]
[The shaman owned the animals, such as the polar bear.]
[They were the servants of the Shaman for s long as he was alive.]
[When the Shaman left, he would leave his body and become a spirit]
[Sophie: I can't describe how priviliged I am to come back to my homeland]
[and to see how my acnestors survived.]
[When I come here, the past comes right in front of me]
[Mike: There are certains places in the world that I've been, where music comes through you feet]
[Ramah does that in a big way]
[It does it all over the Torngats, but in Ramah it really does it]
[In some ways, it forces you to listen]
[It's this ancient thing]
[It's not just a rock, they're not just rivers, it's not just a frozen of something]
[It's totally alive, and it holds memories from thousands of years]
[Good and bad]
[Mike: You know what they said, land had memory, right?]
[Elisapie: Oh my god, yes, I feel my parents, like you say, memory]
[Ramah Bay is a perfect place to have a concert]
[You get there and it's like there's already music happening]
[There's just so much to be inspired by]
[Mike: This place has to let you in]
[It's that wild and that remote, and it's that unpredictable]
[Mike: When I go home, I want to take the Torngats with me]
[We call them Tumeg mountains, it's the spirits of the lands.]
[I believe there's some spirits roaming around]
[I'm sure there is]