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I’ve been travelling so unable to post but heres last nights sow to make up for it, featuring Nwe Jinan Artists, Ostwelve, A Tribe Called Red, Cihuatl-Ce, Kickin` Krotch and more. Track listing
Last nights Show
A range of sounds reggae, hip hop, blues, rock and consious rap featuring Iskwé, Yellowsky, Kelly Fraser and Wolf Saga
Track listing
Track listing
A Tribe Called Red in Conversation
CTM 2019: A Tribe Called Red in conversation with Lisa Blanning
Saturday 2 February 2019 CTM 2019 – Persistence Kunstquartier Bethanien, Berlin Hailing from Ontario, Canada, are A Tribe Called Red, a native producer and DJ crew blending elements of hip hop, dubstep, and house with traditional pow wow songs and drumming.
New Season, New show
Playing country, punk, hip-hop, Chicano and more to open the new season.
See the Programs page for all the past shows including tracklistings of all shows.
Supaman
NWIN: Supaman
From fancy dancing to hip hop artist, NWIN profiles Apsaalooké Nations own Supaman.
Interview with one of the greats of indigenous hiphop
Back on the airwaves
The Turtle Island Radio Show is back on Resonance FM from tomorrow Wednesday 3rd of April at 11pm GMT+1
I’ll be playing tracks from indigenous artists Las Cafeteras, Raye Zaragoza, Supaman, Mob Bounce and many more.
The show will be repeated on Saturday at 12.30am GMT+1
Jeremy Dutcher interview
Jeremy Dutcher: ‘The days of internalised colonialism are done!’
He wowed Canada with operatic arias sung in a near-extinct indigenous language. Now he’s taking his culture to the world
New Logo
I have a fantastic new logo courtesy of Mohawk artist Rodger Perkins.
Go check out the original design on Powwowpopart its from a T.shirt called ‘Make America Turtle Island Again’
Jeremy Dutcher, Juno Award
Such a beautiful acceptance speech from Jeremy Dutcher about art, music and reconciliation which ended withNihkaniyayon ktpitahatomonen, ciw weckuwapasihtit — Nit leyic When you lead us, think of all of us, for the ones yet born — may that be the truth.
Read Jeremy Dutcher’s powerful 2019 Junos speeches in full | CBC Music
Max Kerman (Arkells): There’s been so much wisdom shared on the stage tonight, but our friend Jeremy didn’t get a chance to finish. So he’s gonna finish the night as he should. Jeremy! And don’t cut off the f–kin’ – don’t start the music. He’s gonna go as long as he wants, OK?
You need to check this list
international women’s day 2019
in honour of international women’s day, we put together a list of incredible indigenous artists that you should buy music from or book for your music festival.
Standing Rock paintings
Painter’s exhibit pays tribute to Standing Rock protests
In November 2016, the Anishinaabe artist Jim Denomie was following the news closely. Thousands of indigenous and environmental activists had gathered in North Dakota to protest the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline. “I have a history of painting about history,” he said recently. “And I saw this as history in the making.”
Twin Flames
Human by Twin Flames
In today’s society, everything and everyone is divided by labels. With Human, we want to break that pattern and help people connect no matter their background. We wrote this song to celebrate our languages, our cultures and share with the world how crucial it is to build relationships and create allies.
Twin Flames
Thomas X
Thomas X – Rezolution ft. Brendan Strong
Directed by Thomas X Filmed and Produced by Sandbagger Media Post Production Alex Aman & Will Beaton Executive Producer Katie Northbird Music Mixed & Mastered Garlic Brown Film on Location of Red Lake MN, White Earth MN, Minneapolis MN, and Bemidji MN
Twin Flames
Twin Flames
The band Twin Flames speaks with CTV Morning Live about a song celebrating the International Year of International Languages