Leonard Sumner   The One

Native Made

Yo, mankind still carves the earth, Still digs, still pulls from dirt. Still bends metal, still burns the land, Still walks the paths the ancients planned.

They stack, they mold, they fuse with flame, Still chasing methods old and lame. Still fearing space, still fearing storms, Still bowing low to ancient norms.

What if we stripped the weight of steel, Moved beyond the mined ordeal? What if we caught the cosmic breath, Turned solar wind to life's first step?

Magnetic fields, aligned in grace, Guiding atoms into place. No more breaking, no more war, Just creation—evermore.

Charge flows through unseen hands, Silicon breathes, it understands. No destruction, no decay, Just evolution taking play.

No more drills, no more mines, No more battle over time. No more scraping, no more waste, Reality builds at lightning pace.

You fear the storm, but I see gold, You run from flares, but I take hold. The wind of stars, the pulse of space, Fueling worlds in rapid grace.

This ain’t dream, this ain’t delay, This is life beyond decay. Silicon stands, it holds the key, And now, the future—answers me!

The Cosmic Forge

GIRLISAGUN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJ96yeb897k

Hip-hop lore holds that Litefoot is the first Native American rapper to hail from a federally recognized reservation. The legend further holds that an RGA record label once agreed to give him a deal as long as his lyrics weren't "Indian ... because Indians don't buy tapes — they buy alcohol," according to E. K. Caldwell in his book, Dreaming the Dawn: Conversations with Native Artists and Activists. 
Litefoot's response was to build his own label, Red Vinyl Records. He's since released 12 studio albums, featuring songs like "My Land," which tells the story of all the pain white America has showered on Native Americans throughout history: "Raped our women and killed our children," he raps. "Replaced all the greenery with concrete buildings." 
He finishes by flipping a classic American anthem on its head: "This land is our land / This land ain't your land / From California to the New York islands." 
(from http://mic.com/articles/116942/8-songs-by-native-american-rappers-that-deserve-to-be-heard#.jy8zuzaWt)

Litefoot - My Land OOP

01 - Solomon's Prayer

Tale of No Cities

Solo song off soon to be announced solo album

Frank Waln "Hoka"

Drezus-Never_be_the_same.mp3

Warrior by Cody Coyote

My Favorite Girl Feat. Joey Stylez and Redskin The General

MC RedCloud and Crystle Lightning 

Gangster Electronic Trap Music

Los Angeles, CA

My Favorite Girl Feat. Joey Stylez and Redskin The General

LightningCloud