Greg Nasogaluak

Guitars, Vocals

Greg Nasogaluak picked up music at age eight in Tuktoyaktuk, and it has been the thread of his life ever since. After relocating to Yellowknife in 1999, he became a driving force in the city's music scene, working with Priscilla's Revenge, Funk69, Wake Up Hazel, and a long list of northern solo artists.

A founding member of Priscilla's Revenge, Greg helped shape the band's rock and blues sound across three albums and a deep catalogue of unreleased material, earning nominations for Best Blues and Best Rock.

His playing has taken him to some of Canada's biggest stages: BC Place in Vancouver with an NWT collective during the 2010 Winter Olympics, and Toronto's SkyDome (now Rogers Centre) for the Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards.

Today, Greg performs across genres, driven by a love of learning and growth. Whether on an intimate Yellowknife stage or a national one, he remains devoted to his craft and to the northern music community that shaped him.

Siyath Sok

Bass Guitar, Vocals

Siyath is the groove machine behind The Straydogs, laying down deep, driving bass lines that anchor the band’s sound. With a steady presence, he keeps the rhythm tight while adding a low-end rumble you can feel.

His musical journey began at age 9 with piano, later moving to guitar and developing a love for grunge and metal. In high school, he played trombone and double bass in jazz band before settling into bass guitar as his true calling.

Influenced by artists like Pino Palladino, Flea, and Geezer Butler, Siyath has played in bands including Second Sight, Mindtrap, and Corduroy Fly. He also gained early recording experience creating a soundtrack for highschool productions.

After moving to Yellowknife in 2011, Siyath became part of the local music scene, playing with the Yellowknife Vineyard Church, where he connected with Chris. Their friendship grew through playing with Nathan Knox and the yard dogs, leading to Siyath sitting in as a substitute player with The Straydogs.  Siyath now moves into the role of a full-time member with the The Straydogs and will help solidify the bottom end and make you move.

Chris Rayner

Drums, other sounds, Vocals

Chris Rayner is the powerhouse behind the kit for The Straydogs, driving the band’s raw energy and dynamic sound with precision and passion. Known for his explosive grooves and tight rhythms, Chris brings a unique blend of technical skill and soulful feel to every performance. His drumming style fuses classic rock influences with a little modern flair, creating a backbone that elevates the band’s energetic and party band vibe.

A lifelong musician, Chris started honing his craft at an early age, inspired by legendary drummers like Phil Rudd, Kenny Aronoff, Steve Gadd and Jeff Pocaro. Over the years, he’s developed a reputation for his versatility and dependability—whether it’s laying down thunderous beats for anthemic choruses or crafting intricate patterns that keep audiences hooked. On stage, Chris is a force of nature, delivering relentless energy that fuels The Straydogs’ electrifying live shows.

When he’s not behind the kit, Chris is deeply involved in shaping the band’s creative direction, contributing to songwriting and arrangements that define their signature sound. His dedication to music and commitment to pushing boundaries make him an integral part of The Straydogs journey.

Paul White

Keyboard, Vocals

Paul White is a versatile musician, producer.

Originally from Port au Port Newfoundland, Paul fell in love with the Northwest Territories while performing at the 2013 Folk on the Rocks Festival with Iqaluit's The Tradeoffs. Since relocating to Yellowknife four years ago, Paul has immersed himself in the Yellowknife music community. Performing in theatrical pit bands and various collaborations with local artists.

Paul brings new energy and musical tastes that makes a Straydogs performance an unforgettable party.

Past members:

 James McDonald    2022-2026

    Dan Riviere               2024 - 2026

     John Marsland         2025 - 2026

     Eric Monette             2024 - 2025