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Boards of Canada

Boards of Canada

@boardsofcanada· YouTube·Music·United Kingdom· data refreshed 2026-11-11View channel ↗
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176K
Average views
1.3M
last 7 videos
90-day growth
+0.6%
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About Boards of Canada

Boards of Canada (@boardsofcanada) is a music creator on YouTube based in United Kingdom, with 176K subscribers, 57M total views and 9 videos.

Boards of Canada are an electronic music duo consisting of brothers Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin.

Boards of Canada is an electronic music duo comprising brothers Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin, based in the United Kingdom. The duo's output reflects a selective approach to content publication, prioritizing quality and artistic direction over upload frequency. Their subscriber base and cumulative view count indicate sustained audience interest in their electronic music work, though the channel's growth trajectory and recent engagement metrics remain limited in the available data. Boards of Canada operates within the broader electronic music landscape on YouTube, competing alongside similar-scale creators in the music niche who maintain comparable subscriber counts and publishing strategies.

Who should partner with Boards of Canada?

Brands targeting electronic music enthusiasts, audio production professionals, music technology companies, and independent music platforms would find relevance with this audience. The cumulative view count relative to subscriber count implies that individual videos achieve meaningful reach beyond the immediate subscriber base, suggesting the audience includes both regular followers and periodic discovery viewers.