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Snotty Nose Rez Kids, the dynamic Indigenous hip-hop duo hailing from the Haisla Nation in British Columbia, has joined forces with renowned Indigenous rapper and producer, Drezus to release their latest single, ’96 Bulls. This collaboration embodies a powerful celebration of heritage, resilience, and the unwavering spirit of Indigenous communities. The track ’96 Bulls pays … Read More Snotty Nose Rez Kids and Drezus Team Up for ’96 Bulls

Safe Travels is a song about the trials & tribulations of addictions, the struggle of recovery &the triumph of sobriety. The song aims to give comfort to those grieving from the loss of aloved one due to the opiate epidemic, addictions and/or suicide by sharing a message of hope tobe received by anyone who hears … Read More J-Rez and Rezcoast Grizz Release “Safe Travels” Music Video in Honor of National Addictions Awareness Week

Native American Heritage Month is an essential time for artists such as myself. Weeks dedicated to spreading Indigeneity around the world gives us a feeling of oneness with planet Earth. As a Tlingit, it feels as though my ancestors are speaking through me with language and song so that I can sonically manifest them. I … Read More Juneau artist Air Jazz Reflects on Indigenous Heritage Day

DJ Shub, the trailblazing Indigenous electronic music artist known for his groundbreaking fusion of traditional sounds and contemporary beats, has once again set the stage on fire with his latest release, ‘Half Breed (Remix).’ The track, a reimagining of the original hit featuring Cher, pulsates with raw energy and cultural vibrancy, showcasing Shub’s unparalleled talent … Read More DJ Shub Releases new track ‘Half Breed (Remix)’ feat. Cher

In an inspiring convergence of artistic brilliance and environmental advocacy, three influential figures from different spheres—Pattie Gonia, Yo-Yo Ma, and Quinn Christopherson—have united to create a powerful musical testament to our planet and the urgent need for climate action with the release of ‘Won’t Give Up’. Produced by Grammy award-winning producer Tyler Chester, this song … Read More Won’t Give Up: A Climate Anthem by Pattie Gonia, Yo-Yo Ma, and Quinn Christopherson

Uyarakq, the innovative and genre-defying artist, has once again left the world in awe with his latest release, “Lenapehoking Days.” The album features his ethereal vocals, sung in both Greenlandic and English, that are accompanied by a delicate blend of electronic beats and traditional Inuit throat singing, creating a mesmerizing soundscape that immediately draws the … Read More Uyarakq releases LENAPEHOKING DAYS on International Inuit Day

The Snotty Nose Rez Kids, a dynamic Indigenous hip-hop duo hailing from Vancouver, have recently unleashed a powerful and thought-provoking anthem, “I Got Paid Today.” This track is not just another song; it’s a rallying cry, a testament to resilience, and a vivid exploration of the Indigenous experience in today’s world. Known for their unapologetic … Read More First Nations Hip Hop Duo Snotty Nose Rez Kids Release ‘I Got Paid Today’

In the world of music, there are artists who break boundaries, challenge norms, and inspire listeners with their creativity and unique perspectives. Dakotah Faye has just released his latest album ‘hell was boring’ that covers topics ranging from addiction and incarceration to the journey of self healing. Faye is not just a talented artist, but … Read More Dakotah Faye’s ‘hell was boring’ Takes Listeners on a Healing Journey

Indigenous artists Xiuhtezcatl & Mato Wayuhi have announced their new joint single ‘Veils’ releasing on October 27, 2023. In a message shared via Instagram, Xiuhtezcatl stated, “We spent 10 days in my homeland Xochimilco, Mexico filming some of the most incredible visuals for this next album. This song is one of my favorite songs I’ve … Read More Xiuhtezcatl & Mato Wayuhi announce new single ‘Veils’

Creating alongside her Mother, Angela Gonzalez, the two have gone viral on TikTok for their Indigenous Barbie creations, specifically the “Fish Camp Barbie,” which has garnered over 100,000 views on TikTok. Ermelina Gonzalez spoke with the RIVR and revealed more details behind the creations: My name is Ermelina Gonzalez, my Denaakk’e name is K’ete ts’aayedaalno. … Read More Indigenous Barbie Q&A: A Celebration of Alaska Native Heritage