DJ Shub Honors Ancestral Roots on Electrifying New Album Heritage, Part One

Acclaimed Mohawk producer and DJ trailblazer DJ Shub has dropped his long-awaited new album, Heritage, Part One—a powerful celebration of Indigenous resilience, cultural fusion, and sonic innovation. Out now on all major platforms, the release kicks off a bold new chapter in DJ Shub’s evolution as both a solo artist and a cultural force in Turtle Island’s music scene.

The album features collaborations with a range of Indigenous artists, including Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq, Anishinaabe rapper Samian, and rising Cayuga vocalist Layla Black, among others. Each track pulses with dynamic energy and cultural storytelling, reinforcing DJ Shub’s commitment to uplifting Indigenous voices while pushing creative boundaries.

Heritage, Part One builds on the success of DJ Shub’s 2020 JUNO Award–winning album War Club, which earned him international recognition for pioneering the powwow step genre. With this new project, he deepens that legacy, inviting listeners to reflect, move, and engage with the heartbeat of the land.

Heritage, Part One is more than just a record—it’s a rallying cry, a dance floor, and a prayer all at once.