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First Nations electronic pow wow DJ trio A Tribe Called Red have unveiled
“R.E.D.,” their collaboration with Yasiin Bey (formerly known as Mos Def), MC
Narcy and Black Bear, a drum group from the Manawan Atikamekw Nation in
Quebec. “R.E.D.” is a scalding song, a bleak beat stacked with synths, shouts
and a flurry of percussion. It’s from A Tribe Called Red’s forthcoming album
‘We Are The Halluci Nation,’ out September 16.

R.E.D. Feat Yasiin Bey, Narcy & Black Bear

Tuesday, March 20th women spoke up about why they ride, why they don't ride more, or even why they don't ride at all in certain areas at the National Bike Summit in Washington, DC. 

I grabbed a few of the presenters, then hit the streets to talk to women who are using bikes as transporation tools. 

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Land Back (feat. Boogey The Beat & Northern Voice)

Traditional Pow Wow music remixed with Dubstep

Electric pow wow drum

Welcome to Maryland Chatters, the new podcast from the nonprofit, nonpartisan journalists at Maryland Matters. 

Our first episode comes just before Election Day 2020 ― an election like no other. 

Voters are casting their ballots ― by mail and by dropbox ― like never before. Marylanders are turning out at early voting centers like never before. 

And, for some high-profile Republicans, they’re navigating an election season like never before. 

This week, Maryland Chatters caught up with Michael Steele, former Maryland lieutenant governor and Republican National Committee chairman, who recently announced he was crossing party lines to endorse Joe Biden for president. 

In an interview with Maryland Matters’ Bruce DePuyt, Steele explains his choice ― and the decision to go so public with his thoughts. He also reflects on his barrier-breaking election back in 2002 and his future political ambitions. 

We also hear from Patrick “PJ” Hogan, the Annapolis lobbyist and Democratic vice chair of the Maryland State Board of Elections. Reporter Bennett Leckrone talked to Hogan about the start of early voting in the state, his political transition from Republican state senator to Democratic state senator, and even the reason he’ll never forget his wedding anniversary.

Each episode of Maryland Chatters will also include political analysis by Maryland Matters Editor Josh Kurtz. This week, he talks with host Danielle E. Gaines about Gov. Larry Hogan’s popularity in a new poll, as well as some post-election predictions.

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