Wednesday June 19, 2013
Indigenous Music Culture.
Choctaw singer-songwriter Samantha Crain chatted recently with Indian Country Today about her path as a musician, life on the road and her upcoming new album Kid Face. This week, Samantha’s getting more press but for the sad news that her guitars have been stolen! …read more »
Mother Jorie and daughter Christie West make up the duo Sayani (meaning Zion). Together, their heartfelt and spiritual music shares their family stories of the past and present. …read more »
RPM’s Marika Swan caught up with Choctaw singer-songwriter Samantha Crain mid-tour to talk about the art of packing, what it takes to keep healthy on the road and what’s changed for her in the six years since she started this job.
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Among the greatest of guitar legends in the history of Rock N’ Roll – according to the current issue of Rolling Stone magazine – are a number who are of Indigenous ancestry. …read more »
Latest video from Unconquered Media for “The Storm”, the debut single by Doc feat. Spencer Battiest, showcases great filmmaking that helps tell the story of the colonial history of the Seminole people.
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Fresh from her email newsletter, we have an amazing list of Choctaw artist, Samantha Crain’s tour dates for Turtle Island and beyond over to the United Kingdom. …read more »
Choctaw artist Samantha Crain’s husky, emotive, visceral vocals will immediately draw you in to her music. You’ll come for the voice, you’ll stay for the mix of musical styles Crain collects under her Folk umbrella, from slightly grunge to blues twinged to a wistful bounce. …read more »
