William Prince
David Strickland Feat. Ernie Paniccioli
Spirit of Hip Hop - David Strickland Feat. Ernie Paniccioli, Artson & Northern Eagle Singers
Joey Nowyuk
Great music from Nunavut
Crown Lands
On this weeks show
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Putting faces/images to the music. This weeks show has@Levi_platero @rhonda_head @mattmac & @drezus @BrotherMikey @CrownLandsMusic @joeynowak @litefoot @TabBep and more #indigenousmusicFM broadcast in Europe As a podcast on Friday@PantheonPods pic.twitter.com/ZlG0bxT37H
Esther Pennell
Esther Pennell’s indigenous heritage hails from the Qalipu Mi’kmaq of Newfoundland and Labrador. A newcomer to the music world, she discovered her gift of songwriting just 5 years ago and has recorded and released 3 full albums of her original music in the last 4 years. As a songwriter, Esther’s life experiences are the catalyst for her songs about feminine resilience, heartache and joy. Staying grounded through her spiritual connection with the natural world and drawing inspiration from her east coast Mi’kmaq heritage. Esther’s unique style on the 5-string banjo makes her an innovator and a fresh presence in the world of folk music. Her folk bluegrass vibe, and a voice that has often been compared to Joni Mitchell and Sarah McLaughlin, has been entertaining her fans all over Quebec and Northern Ontario for the last 5 years. Songs of strength, love and connection to heritage are Esther’s gift to all of us. Esther’s Links Website - Facebook - Bandcamp - Spotify
Beatrice Deer
there is a fantastic podcast interview here
https://basic-folk.simplecast.com/episodes/basic-folk-82-beatrice-deer
Digging Roots
Rez Metal 🔥🔥🔥
Navajo (“Diné”) bands featuring I Dont Konform, Mutilated Tyrant and Born of Winter.
Connor Chee
and this
STOiK
Kokum Rap
Kokum is Grandmother in the Cree language
“môy niyanân nisêkisinân (we are not scared)
We can swing our hips and roll our joints
We can grease our knees and flip our hair
We can pucker our lips and make you kîskwêw (crazy)
Kokums aren’t afraid of being the big iskwêw (woman)