“Indigenous Day”

Stone Soop is excited to share with all the fans, and artists, who have dedicated their lives to the healing, with stories of how we all have survived these times. Indigenous music scene is growing ten fold, now becoming a part of the music industry. You are to thank for this amazing task.

Thank you for your dedication to the love of music!

Wake Self, we all remember who you were, and we will continue the survival and healing of Indigenous Music.

I dedicate this episode in remembrance of our amazing brother, “Wake Self. ” We lost a true artist who believed in making music a healing part of our lives. His inspiration will continue. We must cherish our Indigenous musical spirit. Rest in Power. 🙏🏾🙌🏾

The history of Indigenous music, is a life of hard knocks, and failure to be be recognized. Examples: A. Paul Ortega, Buddy Red Bow, Joanne Shenandoah, and Floyd “Red Crow” Westerman,

and of course Taboo, Robert Mirabal & Pura Fé, just to name a few…

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We give credit to musicians like Tribe Called Red, Buffy St. Marie, Supaman, Taboo of the Black Eyed Peas, Patrick Vegas, and of course the Band called “Red Bone”. One of my favorites is Robbie Robertson, his story is amazing, the challenges of all artist is not an easy road. Years of travel, and performing on, and off stage. The life of an artists is grueling, and tedious, most people give up after a few years. The artists who has to helped us heal with music is our hero.

This brings me to our story, of how “Stone Soop” became a reality, in 2018 we started Ntv Native Music Television, at the Santa Fe Indian Market, some of the artists who help me start the company, went on to create, and share their talents with the world. We envision this show to be on many platforms, Netflix, Amazon, and Apple TV, this will take some time as I have to gather more contracts and funds to do so. In time I will have it out there around world for all of us. Currently on nativeflix.com, they helped us launch our show!

It has not been an easy task, editing, and designing sound, plus color correction for most of our videos given to us by the artist. We have now over 75 artist signed right now with us, and once I have reached out to all the artist, we should have around 780 artist on screen. This may take a few years to organize, as this type of endeavorer has not been attempted.

Our first show is called “Indigenous Day”,

You will meet our artist who cherish their relatives, and communities. You will see how music is healing, and changing our perspective of indigenous people. Through music, and lyrics it will gift you a vision of yourself in the bigger picture..

We are longer invisible, and we are stronger together…

Artists Performing songs: Twin Flames, Artson feat. Sariyah Idan, Hāwane feat. Nahko, PJ Vegas, and The Hu Band.

YOU CAN FIND THE FULL LIST ON OUR SITE https://ntv.life/2019/10/13/indigenou… The healing has begun… Ntv Native Music Television has “Authorized licenses, rights, consents, and permissions to publish content.

We have changed our mind set, on how we see the indigenous communities, established with honor, and dedications to life. All life is sacred. Each community has given their family, and friends hope for survival with traditions, and character of good standings. This show is how we can be stronger together, through music and social issues that have haunted our rural communizes for decades almost centuries.

We are no longer invisible…

Our line up of artists
Artson
Adam Chess
B AKA Brandis B. Knudsen
BLUE MOUNTAIN Tribe
Delbert Anderson Trio
Pete Sand ( Blackkiss )
Jir Project
Levi Platero
Chris Sutherland (Shibastik)
The Voice of Honey
Spencer Battiest
Wanbli Ceya (JuQ)
Night Shield
StewieG
Crystle Lighting (Lightning Cloud)
Henry Andrede (Lighting Cloud)
Def-I
Supaman
Pj Vegas
Tony Enos
Mike Funny Bone
Sten Joddi
Jessa Calderon
Scott Kalama (Blue Flames)
Twin Flames
Hell n Back
Lyla June Johnson
Tanaya Winder
Frank Waln
Crazy Flute
Darrell Marks (Marks in the Sand)
Martha Red Bone
Gary Farmer
Richie Ledreagle
Nataanii Means
Cody Blackbird Band
Nisto Mc Lean (Tyler Lizotte )
The Hu Band
Mista Chief
Hāwane Rios
Michelle Thomas
Lindy Vision
Shawn Michael Perry
Four Corners
MC Rhetorik
Stun
Kunu
David Rose
PozLyrix

This is a list of Native American musicians and singers. They are notable musicians and singers, who are from Peoples indigenous to the contemporary United States, including Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and Native Americans in the United States.^[1][2] Native American identity is a complex and contested issue. The Bureau of Indian Affairs defines Native American as having American Indian or Alaska Native ancestry. Legally, being Native American is defined as being enrolled in a federally recognized tribe or Alaskan village. Ethnologically, factors such as culture, history, language, religion, and familial kinships can influence Native American identity.^[3]

All individuals on this list should have Native American ancestry. Historical figures might predate tribal enrollment practices and would be included based on ethnological tribal membership, while any contemporary individuals should either be enrolled members of federally recognized tribes or have cited Native American ancestry and be recognized as being Native American by their respective tribes(s). Contemporary unenrolled individuals are listed as being of descent from a tribe.

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