Podcasts about ostwelve

Another varied show featuring N'we Jinan Artists, Ostwelve, A Tribe Called Red, Cihuatl-Ce, Kickin` Krotch and more.Originally broadcast the week of the 15th April 2019 on FM in EuropePlease, during this difficult time where artists can not play to live audiences, if you like the music you hear go out and buy some of it. :) N'we Jinan Artists - Young & Happy Mariame - Vulnerable Ostwelve - Sasquatch Funk Ostwelve - Thieves On The Trail A Tribe Called Red - Electric Pow Wow Drum Kickin` Krotch - Fearless Matt Andersen - Let's Get Back Magnolia Memoir - Ash and Bone JB The First Lady ft Dio Ganhdih - Front Lines JB The First Lady - Kanahus (Make 'Em Run) Cihuatl-Ce - Vamossss!!!! Midnight Shine - Heart of Gold Iskwe/Chances - Alive https://turtleislandradioshow.co.uk/https://twitter.com/turtleisland101https://www.facebook.com/turtleislandradioshowhttps://www.instagram.com/turtle.island101/All songs on this podcast are owned by the artist(s) and are used for educational purposes only. All songs can be found for purchase or streaming wherever you get your great music. Please pick up these amazing tracks and support theses artists.

Another varied show featuring N'we Jinan Artists, Ostwelve, A Tribe Called Red, Cihuatl-Ce, Kickin` Krotch and more. Originally broadcast the week of the 15th April 2019 on FM in Europe Please, during this difficult time where artists can not play to live audiences, if you like the music you hear go out and buy some of it. :) N'we Jinan Artists - Young & Happy Mariame - Vulnerable Ostwelve - Sasquatch Funk Ostwelve - Thieves On The Trail A Tribe Called Red - Electric Pow Wow Drum Kickin` Krotch - Fearless Matt Andersen - Let's Get Back Magnolia Memoir - Ash and Bone JB The First Lady ft Dio Ganhdih - Front Lines JB The First Lady - Kanahus (Make 'Em Run) Cihuatl-Ce - Vamossss!!!! Midnight Shine - Heart of Gold Iskwe/Chances - Alive https://turtleislandradioshow.co.uk/ https://twitter.com/turtleisland101 https://www.facebook.com/turtleislandradioshow https://www.instagram.com/turtle.island101/ All songs on this podcast are owned by the artist(s) and are used for educational purposes only. All songs can be found for purchase or streaming wherever you get your great music. Please pick up these amazing tracks and support theses artists.

It's July Cousins! Hope your summer is as good as ours has been! This month we get into the Language Legislation, the blockade of the bitchuman tanker in Vancouver, and other successful protests methods that take a little less rock climbing skills. Standing Up for our Coast LineMusic by Ostwelve Australian Choirs visit Tla'AminThe Language of Music, Patsy Cline in AyaujuthumTribal Journey, paddle making and of course politics!   

Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island have been dancing and drumming for generations but, in the 21st century, that rhythmic spirit is finding new forms of creative expression. In our tenth episode, the powwow gets plugged in, mashed up and remixed. Our host Ostwelve asks three emerging Indigenous artists about their use and creation of electronic […] The post RPM Podcast #010: “Electric Pow Wow” appeared first on RPM.fm.

In episode nine, RPM turns up the volume on Indigenous rock music, from metal to punk. Our host Ostwelve talks with Cree/Dene vocalist and guitarist Veronica Johnny from the rock and roll couple The Johnnys about it never being too late to live your dream, and just what can be accomplished when you focus on your career; Ojibwe Wayne […] The post RPM Podcast #009: “Indigenous Rock” appeared first on RPM.fm.

In our eighth episode, the great oral tradition of our Indigenous cultures thrives in 21st century song. Here on the west coast, our traditional songs are like a cry, a prayer, or a declaration of intent. In our modern songs, storytelling also plays an important part in the expression of Indigenous people. Ostwelve talks with […] The post RPM Podcast #008: “Singer-Songwriters” appeared first on RPM.fm.

Hip-hop is one of the most popular musical genres in Indian Country. In our seventh episode, we explore why the art of hip-hop is such a strong force in Indigenous music culture. Our host Ostwelve talks with the one and only RedCloud from Huichol Nation about the shift from Indigenous artists being the “native version” […] The post RPM Podcast #007: “Native Hip-Hop” appeared first on RPM.fm.

This week on Red Man Laughing we put stereotypes under the microscope, the Powwow Pickup Pimp is back with his pick up tips and Clarence Two Toes steps out to Indian Country as “The Indian Doctor Phil” to help people get their shit together. It’s ranty, it’s angry, it’s funny and it’s a work in progress – it’s Red Man Laughing!

Powdersmoke City by Ostwelve produced by Wonderkeys Please give your support to this person. He is a respectful and awake to the truth of the past and future. http://www.myspace.com/ostwelve Check out Powdersmoke City. Ostwelve produced by Wonderkeys DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.zshare.net/audio/6172989418180841/ FILE NAME: Powdersmoke City.mp3 FILE SIZE: ~3.92 megabytes Hello Mr. Annett, I recently uploaded a song to my profile called:"Powdersmoke City"...it was influenced by your work and the other happenings around the Olympics and Gancouver's dark side. In memory of Harriett Nahanee: Witness to Murder - Harriett Nahanee , Pacheedaht Nation of Vancouver Island, survivor of the United Church's Alberni Residential School, Port Alberni, BC. Witness to the murder of 14-year old Maisie Shaw by Reverend Alfred Caldwell http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTvl7MhMCL8 Additional songs are: Residential School by Cheryl Bear Eagle Cries by Joanne Shenandoah