Ep.42 - The Indigenous New Wave
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From experimental DJs to punk bands and soul singers, a surge of artists are creating modern, groundbreaking Indigenous music.   Ziibiwan is an experimental electronic producer living in Toronto. He breaks down his Time Limits EP.   Jarrett Martineau talks about how Revolutions Per Minute (RPM) evolved from an online community to a cutting-edge record label. He and his skeleton crew are working to bring modern, experimental Indigenous music to a wide audience. Go to RPM's website for news, interviews, podcasts and more information about the label. Jarrett will be hosting the show Reclaimed on CBC starting July 4th.   This show also featured clips from the songs: "If Only" by Teeks, "Stadium Pow Wow" by A Tribe Called Red, feat. Black Bear, "The Carny" by William Prince, "How to Steal a Canoe" by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, "Glenn" by Uyarakq and "Don't Tell Me" by WEEDRAT
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