From the Vancouver based band Head of the Herd, K'ómoks First Nation vocalist and guitarist Clayton Frank shares music from their second release By This Time Tomorrow. Described as “modern …
Brianna Lea Pruett's latest album Gypsy Bells is her 5th release, a folk album filled with yearning melodies and insightful lyrics. Of Choctaw, Cherokee, and Chickasaw heritage, she talks in …
Métis folk, roots, and americana singer-songwriter Amanda Rheaume speaks with us from Ottowa, Ontario this week. Her album Keep a Fire was nominated for a Juno in 2014 for “Aboriginal …
From Toronto, Raven Kanatakta and ShoShona Kish of the band Digging Roots are a dynamic husband and wife team. Their music is genre bending, with hints of blues, roots, alternative, …
Scandinavian Inuit singer/songwriter Simon Lynge grew up in Qaqortoq, Greenland. From his childhood learning music from his accordionist father and tending to his neighbor's sheep, Simon was involved in theater …
Hailing from Tobique First Nation, Elsipogtog and Burnt Church, New Brunswick, the band Kickin' Krotch integrates cultural storytelling and Indigenous values into their hard rock/metal music. They are a five …
This week on Indigefi, lead vocalist and guitarist J.J. Otero and engineer Bill Palmer of the band Saving Damsels join us. J.J. grew up singing in church and started the band in …
From the Lac du Flambeau Reservation in Wisconsin, Ojibwa singer/songwriter Bobby Bullet has been making music for more than 50 years. Awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Indian Summer …
Erick Blue of the group Phantom Balance joins us this week. Phantom Balance is a Sioux Falls, South Dakota based hip-hop duo. Brothers Eric and Alex are Mdewakanton Dakota from …
Los Angeles band Red Spirit Fusion joins us for Indigefi this week. Tune in to hear them play live and share about how they incorporate native instruments from all over …