Bedouin Soundclash is a Canadian band formed in 2001, based in Toronto, and known for their unique blend of reggae, ska, and rock influences. The band consists of vocalist and guitarist Jay Malinowski, bassist Eon Sinclair, and drummer Chuck Treece. Their name is derived from a dub record by Israeli artist Badawi, reflecting their eclectic musical roots.

The band's debut album, Root Fire, was released in 2001, but it was their sophomore effort, Sounding a Mosaic (2004), that catapulted them into the spotlight. The single "When the Night Feels My Song" became a major hit in Canada, achieving significant radio play and recognition, including a Juno Award for Best New Group in 2006.

Over the years, Bedouin Soundclash has released six studio albums, with their most recent being We Will Meet in a Hurricane (2022). Their music often incorporates themes of social awareness and current events, showcasing a commitment to addressing serious issues through their art. The band has toured extensively, sharing stages with notable acts like No Doubt and Ben Harper, and has made a mark on the international festival circuit, particularly in the UK and Europe.

Their sound is characterized by a fusion of genres, making it challenging to categorize them strictly within one musical style. This diversity reflects their backgrounds and influences, drawing from the multicultural landscape of Canada.