A powerful collaboration between artist Louie Gong, Eighth Generation and Huy raises awareness for incarcerated…
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“Little Ones,” a comedic opera telling the story of Indigenous youth at Intermountain Indian School,…
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Same fascism, different face. It’s been a week. If people are done pointing fingers at…
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This 18-track album expertly captures the visual shock value of the Horrorcore scene of the…
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This is the last in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the…
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As Indigenous People’s Day draws nearer, challenge yourself to learn about Native communities in your…
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This is the second in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the…
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Celebrating Indigenous filmmakers, artists, writers and vocalists with purpose This is the first in a…
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New Music Monday
A powerful collaboration between artist Louie Gong, Eighth Generation and Huy raises awareness for incarcerated Indigenous people, offering support through art and cultural advocacy, including a Never Say Goodbye blanket that symbolizes…
“Little Ones,” a comedic opera telling the story of Indigenous youth at Intermountain Indian School, is in its beginning stages of development but gave a glimpse of what’s to come with the…
Same fascism, different face. It’s been a week. If people are done pointing fingers at one another instead of our common oppressor, we can focus on coming together to organize for a…
This 18-track album expertly captures the visual shock value of the Horrorcore scene of the late ’90s, but with a more cohesive identity. When I say “American Horror Story,” what comes to…
This is the last in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the region. Originally published on RIZE, the series is in collaboration with the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods. For…
As Indigenous People’s Day draws nearer, challenge yourself to learn about Native communities in your region. Part three in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the region. The series…
While many artists pushed through the social distancing with innovative new virtual concerts and live streams, there is nothing quite like the energy and experience of live music – for artists and…
Turning to the arts is an expected and gratifying outlet and resource for any civil rights movement and for collective community healing, but Covid-19 has made organizing community gatherings all the more…
25-year-old Queens, New York native Akinyemi’s take on hip hop reveals a fully self-actualized artist focused on his craft and asserting his independence. Dark and sinister beats serve as ambient backdrops to Akinyemi’s impassioned lyrics…
“Why do we hide from our imperfect selves?” London Daé asks herself in the intro to her Escapism EP released this year. As we fall into the obscure, poetic prose that continues…
snny shares a new single “Postmodern Black.” A declaration of self-confidence and perseverance in the face of adversity, the track juxtaposes a dense, impenetrable bass synth with shimmery vocals, sunny melodies, and funky…
“I went back before loss, before grief because I wanted to write an album that was not immersed only in pain but that could hold both sides evenly and glorify joy as…