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from the Lit Lakota TV the Episode 1 Lost and Found Single by Lit Lakota is Produced by Nate Curry formally known as Takticz. This song will be available on all Music Streaming Services!

Episode 1 Lost and Found

Lit Lakota - Episode 1 Lost and Found (Prod by Nate Curry)

Inner Stillness

“The Lost Land” is a haunting ceremonial protest song rooted in grief, memory, and survival.
Blending deep heartbeat drums, raw female vocals, and Cherokee phonetic chants, the track paints the story of a land scorched by fire, loss, and history, and the small spark of life that rises from the ash.

The lyrics move through ancestral memory, devastation, and rebirth, confronting themes of cultural erasure, generational trauma, and the beauty of resilience. The Cherokee language becomes the backbone of the song, honoring the land and the people who still stand on it.

Dark, cinematic, and spiritual, The Lost Land feels like a prayer, a warning, and a battle cry all at once. The sound echoes ancient fires, heavy skies, and the quiet strength of a single green sprout fighting through charred soil.

A song for those who survived.
A song for those we lost.
A song for the land that remembers...


LYRICS:

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[Intro]
The fire gutted the valley.
The mountains learned to scream.
Ash choked out every heartbeat
even the roots stopped their dream.

Tsisqua do not cry here now.
Their shadows fled the blaze.
This land does not forget its dead.
It calls me by my name.

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[Verse 1]
The sky went black with mourning.
The wind dragged off the slain.
The trees bent low in witness
their leaves a prayer of pain.

I walk through bones of memory.
I breathe what once was light.
The ground is shaking under me
it still recalls the night.

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[Chorus]
The Lost Land…
shattered by a silent hand.
I walk through ruined beauty
a world that couldn’t stand.

Oo-yuh-wee…
["the people"]
Oo-dah-nuh-huh-ee…
["the burning"]
Eh-loh-hee…
["the land"]

Eh-loh-hee - Eh-loh-hee - Oo-yoo-tuh-dee…
["the grief"]
Doo-lees-dah!
["the pain"]
Oo-dah-nuh-hee-dah!
["the burning again"]
EH-LOH-HEE!!!

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[Verse 2]
I hear my elders calling
their footsteps shaken loose.
Their voices split the silence.
Their sorrow becomes my truth.

The riverbed is emptied out.
Its pulse is just a thread.
But under all this ruin,
the land refuses dead.

The smoke is thick with memory.
The soil splits with fear.
But still the heartbeat answers
“I am here. I am here.”

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[Final Chorus]
The Lost Land…
crying underneath my feet.
I carry every memory
the wounds, the fire, the heat.

Oo-yuh-wee!
["the people"]
Oo-dah-nuh-huh-ee!
["the burning"]
Eh-loh-hee!
["the land"]

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[Outro]
Eh-loh-hee… Eh-loh-hee…
I walk where the living cannot stand.
But my heart stays here
in the lost land.

The Lost Land

“We’re Still Here” is a raw, modern Native protest anthem blending cinematic dark folk with Cherokee phonetic chants and heavy, heartbeat-driven percussion.
The song confronts today’s Indigenous struggles head-on: generational trauma, addiction, mental health battles, land loss, MMIW, cultural erasure, and the silence of systems meant to protect us. We’re Still Here is both a warning and a promise-a voice for those ignored, strength for those who remain, and a reminder that no matter what was taken…
we are not gone. We're still here.

LYRICS:

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[Intro]
They buried our voices.
We dug them back out.
We’re still here
and we’re done being quiet.

Eh-loh-hee gah-woh-nee-hee.
["The land is speaking"]
Oo-yuh-wee dah-gwah-doh-huh-vee.
["Our people are rising"]

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[Verse 1]
They say “just move,” like we’re a stain
but where do you run from generational pain?
This land is the one thing left that stayed,
the only promise this country never made.

They say “move on” like the past is gone,
but the past keeps walking with its boots still on.
Kids go hungry, mothers pray,
another body taken away.

Addiction grows where hope runs thin,
not weakness, just what trauma’s in.
Needles glitter where the light won’t reach,
and silence swallows what we can’t teach.

Mental health stays on the shelf,
’cause help costs more than life itself.
We lose our men to quiet fights;
we lose our women to stolen nights.

Red dresses don’t “symbolize”
they scream a truth they can’t disguise.
Law looks past us like smoke and air;
they only show when it’s easy to care.

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[Chorus]
We bleed, but we stand.
Every heartbreak, every hand.
We break, but we rise.
Every tear beneath these skies.

Oo-yuh-wee!
["The people!"]
Eh-loh-hee ah-nuhv!
["For the land!"]
Oo-dah-nuh-huh-ee!
["Through the burning!"]

We’re here, and we’ll stay
they didn’t make us, they can’t take us away.

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[Verse 2]
Pipelines slice where rivers heal;
rez houses rot with blackened steel.
Kids drop out just to survive,
older ones tired of staying alive.

Healing costs what we don’t earn;
suffering’s free at every turn.
They film our dances, steal our art
but never hold our grieving heart.

We bury young in open rain,
too much loss for one soul’s frame.
The country shrugs like it’s routine
another life lost, another unseen.

They love our stories but fear our truth,
teach our culture but erase our youth.
Want our rhythm, want our sound
but not our feet on sacred ground.

Still we pray, with smoke and flame,
say our language like reclaiming names.
Even as the world looks through
the land still whispers, “I see you.”

Chee-geh-sv-ee.
["I am strong."]
Tlah yah nee-gah-dah ee-yoo-s-dee.
["We are not small."]
Tlah ohs-dah dee-goh-hwel-vee geh-s-vee.
["Our voices will never fade."]

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[Bridge]
Oo-yuh-wee — we’re still standing.
["The people — standing strong."]
Eh-loh-hee — still demanding.
["The land — calling us back."]
Oo-yoo-tuh-dee — grief commanding.
["Our grief — speaking truth."]

We’re still here, we’re still here.

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[Final Chorus]
We bleed, but we stand.
We’re the memory of this land.
We break, but we rise.
Thunder lives behind our eyes.

Oo-yuh-wee!
["The people!"]
Oo-dah-nuh-huh-ee!
["The burning!"]
Eh-loh-hee gah-lee-joe-day!
["The land forever!"]

We’re here, and we’ll stay
no matter what they steal,
we’re not the ones who fade away.

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[Outro]
Eh-loh-hee… Eh-loh-hee…
["Land… land…"]
Oo-yuh-wee noh-gwoo.
["Our people remain."]
Still here… still here…
and louder every year.

We're Still Here

In this episode, Dennis continues his conversation with Cherokee speaker Roy Blackfox of Tahlequah on the Cherokee Nation Reservation.

Episode 1221, November 23, 2025

'Music Night on "Make No Bones About It. "Nov 23, 2025, 4PM

FeelzGoodz (Be Strong)

I wanted to create a track that brings my native american tribal heritage together with my love for tech house.  My lyrics are inspired by the deserts of Las Vegas as well as the Nightlife. This is my First Track , I hope you enjoy it. 
<<<<Native American Tech House>>>>
Find me @DJCrystalTech 
 #NATH #DJCrystaltech

Desert Lights

As we all gather with friends, family and our community this week, we wanted to share the story of our Cherokee Nation Seed Bank and the Cherokee woman in charge of it all: Feather Smith.

In this episode of Siyo from the Rez, we sit down with Feather, Cherokee Nation’s ethnobiology manager and former Miss Cherokee, to learn about the incredible history of our heirloom seeds, the massive undertaking of caring for our Heirloom Garden and Native Plant Site, and how these seeds are helping reconnect Cherokees everyone to our culture and traditions.

Feather Smith | Caring for Our Heirloom Seeds

Episode 1222, November 30, 2025

NO MAN'S LAND Playlist - November 20 + 27 - Radio Mix 2025

Tune in locally on CIUT 89.5 FM every Thursday from 6:00-8:00pm (EST) and listen live online at www.ciut.fm

ARTIST - TRACK
TRIBONE - Heartbeats (featuring Master Minded)
Corporeal - Saturn Moon Matrix
EMOG & beatfarmer - Karmarama
CloZee - Apsara Calling
Dubnotic - Kinetica
Little Star - May the Way (Liquid Love Drops Remix)
Liquid Bloom - Whispers of Our Ancestors (Ancestral Elephants Remix)
Desert Dwellers - Lotus Heart (Kalya Scintilla Remix)
Ecometric - Blackberry (Kalya Scintilla's Burnt Caramel Remix)
Katabtu - Yaatri
Liquid Stranger - Totem
ATYYA - Chronos
beatfarmer - Jedi Shake (body mix)  [body moving]
ChrisNa KaRast - Awakening Lionz
XAMAN - ft. La May	A Mar (Original Mix)
Centaurus A - Aasatoma (Discoshaman Remix)
J.Pool - Jambudvipa (Yemanjo Remix)
Zuma Dionys - Maugli
Ryan Herr & Jesse Hendricks (ft. Timo Beckwith) - Canyon Song (Mose Remix)
Mandala Affect - Accepting The Unknown
The Polish Ambassador - Sri Gurvastakam (Anchor Hill Remix)
Hypnotizer - Jungle Market

NO MAN'S LAND - November 20 + November 27 - Radio Mix 2025

Embedded in Me

'Music Night on "Make No Bones About It. "Nov 230 2025, 4PM

Jazz Impressions is a radio show hosted by Geoffrey Fenton that airs Sunday nights on WNUR 89.3 FM in Chicago and streams worldwide. This episode first aired in December 2025.

NATIVE

SO MANY MEMORIES

Lone Rider

Learn more about my instruments at www.blackbirdflutes.com

Native American Branch Flute - Pine - A 440Hz

Episode 1223, December 7, 2025

Filipino Native, Catholic-Christian, Assisted Music Composer from Canada. I make Christian Pop/EDM songs, and any kinds of music. Thank you for listening!

Jazz Impressions is a radio show hosted by Geoffrey Fenton that airs on WNUR 89.3 FM in Chicago and streams live from www.wnur.org.  Jazz Impressions. Where jazz is a reflection of life.

DJ Bookings, Music Curation & Radio Submissions richardmedicineman@gmail.com

"Community Radio Show of the Year" 
Pioneer Canada DJ Stylus Awards - Nominee

Following an extended teaching journey in Europe, I staked my tent in the studio of CIUT radio in the heart of downtown Toronto. For the past 26 years, I've hosted NO MAN'S LAND and have earned a reputation among a loyal audience for unique, groove-driven explorations into the evolution of world music & global electronica.

From Indo-Arabic Dub to Afro-Latin Funk to Gypsy-Swing Electronica, sets flow seamlessly from soothing ancient rhythms and textures through rippling primitive &amp; progressive beats, always challenging cultural boundaries &amp; musical traditions. This genre-bending mixology has generated a throng of listeners locally and internationally + continues to win fans over the airwaves and on dancefloors. NO MAN'S LAND is considered by many to be the top world fusion radio show in Canada. 

Running the gamut of underground parties to mainstream stages, I've produced shows and played DJ sets with dozens of heroes and major international artists. I've spoken at numerous conferences & festivals discussing world music, cultural activism and social citizenship, and have toured across North America as a yoga DJ.

Working closely with the finest clubs and promoters on local and international concerts &amp; parties and through consistent work as an educator, radio producer and cultural ambassador, medman is instrumental in pushing global music forward, and in exposing the international airwaves to the best emerging &amp; established artists in the scene. That was a serious run-on sentence folks. Nevertheless, the recipe is to diligently seek out the finest independent grooves, hook into the leading music labels and spread a weekly healing dose to the masses. Music is our medicine.

Raised in Cali, Producer of Music. Love making new sounds. Show Me love!!

Tayohi Storm is a Cherokee folk project born from river and sky, where ancestral echoes meet the pulse of modern storytelling. Rooted in the name Tayohi: the beaver, a builder and shaper of rivers, this music carries both legacy and resilience, weaving Cherokee traditions with raw, cinematic folk.

With a sound that drifts between intimate acoustic ballads, thunderous drumscapes, and ethereal, ritual-like chants, Tayohi Storm creates a space where nature, spirit, and storm converge. Each song is both a reflection and a call, songs of water shaping stone, of survival and memory, of voices that refuse to be silenced.

For listeners, Tayohi Storm is not just music, it’s an experience of grounding and transcendence, balancing stillness and power.

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“Be kind, be gentle, be helpful, be loving. And help where help is needed and everything will be okay.”
-Uncle Eddie Little Crow


“People need to live with Earth, NOT on it, or from it, WITH it.”-John Trudell

Raven Redbone, is passionate about bringing awareness of Indigenous issues to everyone and his radio show is on of his means of getting it done. “I would like to see all our human family come together, but it is important for those of us that are not the original peoples to know what truly happened here on the planet we call home. It is very important to get the original peoples voices out on the airwaves, and I am grateful that I can help make this happen at KAOS 89.3 FM. On Make No Bones About It, each week we talk at length about indigenous people all around the world and how the importance to share the indigenous view [of the world] from this we can begin to heal again – all of us. I am truly grateful to my community and the team at KAOS for allowing me to sit in and host/produce the show I am caregiver of called “Make No Bones About It."

Raven Redbone host/producer of “Make No Bones About It” show which is aired every Sunday live from 4-5pm on 89.3 KAOS Radio. Check out his website www.ravenredbone.com and please check out KAOS 89.3 fm here is that website www.kaosradio.org



"Make No Bones About It" -Any views or opinions expressed on this site are solely those of the author not "KAOS 89.3 FM".

All music has either been purchased by Raven Redbone , and or have permission from my guest to play their music. The show "Make No Bones About it is produced for the betterment of Humanity and for the uplifting of the people of Earth, Raven Redbone is  a care giver of the airwaves.

landback lord.
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Viele Profisprecher-, Moderatoren- und Trainerkarrieren haben in der Schule des Sprechens begonnen. Unsere Absolventen der Sprecherausbildung (m/w) sind unsere besten Referenzen und legen Zeugnis über unsere tägliche Arbeit ab. Die persönliche Erfolgsstory jedes einzelnen Sprechers der letzten Jahrzehnte ist das Geheimnis unseres einmaligen Rufes. Die vielen talentierten Menschen, ihre genialen Stimmen und die beruflichen Karrierestufen, die unsere Kunden mit uns an ihrer Seite erklommen haben, zusammen mit den renommierten Profi-Lektoren aus Radio und Fernsehen – sie alle haben uns zum Marktführer im deutschen Sprachraum gemacht.

Siyo! The Cherokee Nation is the largest tribe in the United States with more than 400,000 tribal citizens worldwide.

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