This song certainly tugs at the heartstrings!  What a beautiful song to honour a beautiful warrior.  Love this so much!

On this fourth Thursday of November, you might ask yourself: do Indians celebrate Thanksgiving? Well… Thanksgiving is a complicated holiday for Native people. In a way, each day is a day of thanksgiving to the Creator for the original people of Turtle Island. This doesn't mean that we don't enjoy turkey, pie and family as much as the next person, but at the same time the Thanksgiving myth largely shared in mainstream culture perpetuates a one sided view of a complicated history surrounding this holiday. Here’s an informed indigenous view on Thanksgiving: http://blog.nmai.si.edu/main/2013/11/do-indians-celebrate-thanksgiving.html

This doesn’t prevent us from “celebrating” in our own way by giving you a new song called Burn Your Village To The Ground. 

artwork by Sovereign State: sovereignstate.ca

A Tribe Called Red - Burn Your Village To The Ground

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Artwork: Jared Yazzie  - http://oxdx.storenvy.com

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Stadium Pow Wow Feat. Black Bear (teaser)

Pre-Order The Album and get the song instantly! http://smarturl.it/iTuneshalluci

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

We teamed up with Afro-Western production duo, "The Very Best", in remixing our new single, "The Virus" Ft. Saul Williams and Chippewa Travellers.

Check out the music video: http://bit.ly/2gKg0UR

Get A Tribe Called Red's new album "We Are The Halluci Nation" now: http://smarturl.it/ATCRHalluciNation

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The Virus Feat. Saul Williams & Chippewa Travellers (The Very Best Remix)

When I was on tour in the UK a while ago I stayed a few nights with my friend https://soundcloud.com/skopeuk. In my opinion he is one of the best producers around right now. This is one of the tunes we made during that time. 

Yours for free for a follow and a repost, we hope you enjoy the big bass and funky sax action.

Skope + Stickybuds - Change Your Mind

We teamed up with Mexico’s Tribal Guarachero pioneer Alan Rosales, in remixing our new single, "The Virus" Ft. Saul Williams and Chippewa Travellers.

Check out the music video: bit.ly/2gKg0UR

Get A Tribe Called Red's new album "We Are The Halluci Nation" now: smarturl.it/ATCRHalluciNation

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The Virus Feat. Saul Williams & Chippewa Travellers (Alan Rosales Remix)

Quantum Tangle - Tiny Hands

The Dakhka Khwaan dancers have co-written and performed this song with our wonderful friend Matt Epp, a Canadian singer and song writer who we met at the Atlin Music Festival in 2017 and instantly connected with.  This song has helped to heal our broken hearts and to recognize the legend and legacy our beautiful elder left for us.  She is so loved and missed by all of us and we hope this song will bring some healing to all who knew and loved our dear Guna.  We have built our entire performance for that night around the release of this song and are so happy to have Boyd Benjamin, Kevin Barr and Dene Zagi share the stage with us!

Guna (Featuring Matt Epp)

The Dakhká Khwáan Dancers and DJ DASH create music that fuses First Nation Tlingit dance, and song with electronic music.  The Dakhká Khwáan Dancers work to bring opportunity of cultural revitalization and social transformation within their communities by reclaiming their languages, traditional values through the traditional art form of song, drumming, dance, storytelling. DJ Dash has worked with them to produce this innovative music which honors both the traditional and the contemporary in a way that is as exciting as it is moving.

Guna (Featuring Matt Epp)

DKD Dancers and DASH

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