We’re showcasing a gem from the Navajo and Aotearoa Maori Country Rock duo Indigie Femme by giving you their track called Am I Ready. …read more »
Tag: Navajo
DOWNLOAD: Indigie Femme – “Am I Ready”
DOWNLOAD: Deathscene – “Next to Me”
Deathscene is the trio of Keithan (Navajo), Book (Navajo) and Erica from Tucson, Arizona. Together they write and record mellow, downbeat, trip-hoppy music and have been keeping it mostly to themselves. But, they shared this track with RPM, we really dig it, and we want to share it with you. …read more »
#FrybreadFriday: Kathryn’s Navajo Frybread
Kathryn Little shares her recipe, her tricks, her tips and her secrets for frybread. …read more »
DOWNLOAD: Writtyn – “A Song for Ma Ft. Tacara”
Kari Denny-Flynn aka Writtyn is a Din’e hip-hop artist from the Navajo nation. After living through a difficult childhood, Writtyn turned to poetry at the age of 14 as an outlet. …read more »
Lo Cash Ninjas Kick Ass on Home Turf
RPM Interviews young Navajo hardcore punks, Lo Cash Ninjas: Jordan Steele “Rude Boy Lice” (Navajo) vocals/guitar, Martin Johnson “Panda” (bass), Keanu Lee “Popeye” (vocals/guitar) and Andre Alva “Dre” (drums). …read more »
RPM Podcast #009: “Indigenous Rock”
In episode nine, RPM turns up the volume on Indigenous rock music, from metal to punk. …read more »
Nutly.net: Brad Crowfoot’s 5th Element Podcast and Hip-Hop Photography
Brad Crowfoot AKA Nutly uses his podcast series The 5th Element and his photography to showcase hip-hop talent on his website Nutly.net.
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DOWNLOAD: Antithesis – “I See You”
Conscious Indigenous hip-hop group Antithesis collaborates with Blackfire’s Klee Benally for this track entitled “I See You”.
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DOWNLOAD: DJ Smog’s Mix – “Spiritual Sense”
Navajo born DJ Smog, aka Herman Johnson, spins a smooth blend of soulful house and has been rocking the turntables for the past nine years. …read more »
VIDEO: Postcommodity’s Futuristic Music
Postcommodity is an interdisciplinary artist collective comprised of Kade L. Twist (Cherokee), Cristóbal Martínez (Mexica), Raven Chacon (Navajo), and Nathan Young (Pawnee, Kiowa). They have been working together as a collective since 2007.
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