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“Smudge Bowl” out here blessing the whole city of Toronto 💨

Big love to @amazonmusic for the support and putting Indigenous voices on the global stage 🌎

The new single is OUT NOW comment SMUDGE and I’ll send it directly to you 🤝🏽

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Who said Natives have no place in Hip Hop?

Shoutout to @iihhfnyc and @actionlabny for a legendary week in the Bronx. More to come

It’s National Addictions Awareness Week and I want to first of all send out love and support to those in the depths. For those still struggling. These are a few things that I used to combat my own addictions in the past and even in the present:

• Connecting to culture, language, and ceremony
• Rebuilding and strengthening family bonds with love and presence where I can
• Getting out onto the land
• Recognizing that our people come from warriors
• Reaching out to friends and family for help
• Taking accountability for my actions
• Helping others understand what I’ve learned
• Diving into my art and expression

There’s many more but I’ll let you add to the list if you have some suggestions.

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We came back to Keeseekoose for the KCEC Anishinabemowin Language Festival and it felt just as special as the first time.

#native #indigenous

I wrote this when I was going through a hard time mentally.

Expression through the arts, ceremony and mental health supports are what help through them times. No one’s immune to that so remember to take care of yourself and check on your strong friends.

Song: Rise by @djshub featuring myself and @_aysanabee_

🎥: @jbvisualz_

We’re honoured to feature Drezus for one of our K-12 workshops for this upcoming Moose Hide Campaign Day on May 14!

An award-winning Indigenous hip hop artist, Drezus is known for blending powerful lyricism with pride in his culture and identity. Through his music and storytelling, he challenges injustice, uplifts Indigenous voices, and inspires young people to stand strong in who they are.

His workshop invites students into honest conversations about respect, responsibility, and the role each of us plays in ending gender based violence. It is an opportunity for classrooms to engage with culture, creativity, and courage!

Educators can register their schools or classes today at the link in bio or
education.moosehidecampaign.ca

#moosehidecampaignday
#mmiwg2s+

This is for our people.🧡🪶 Big thanks to @amazonmusiccan & @symphonicdistro for featuring us on their Billboard at Sankofa Square in Tkaronto.

When we Rise, we Rise together 🙌🏼 Blessed to be releasing my new album Heritage (Part Two) today featuring the official music video for “Rise” with my brothers @_aysanabee_ @drezus.

Big thanks to the team for bringing this project to life!

📹Director + DOP + Edit + Colour: @mattguarrasi
🎬Producer + Director + Hand Dancer: @xloveangelmusicbabyx
💡Lighting Designer: @adjatlas
⛪️Special thanks: St. Stephen’s-In-The-Fields Church in Toronto
📹Drezus Footage shot by: @vinceraquel
🎶 Exec Producer: @mikhailsound

@wenermgmt @symphonicdistro @whatsthestoryca @factorcanada

Drezus is one of Indigenous music's most electrifying forces. An Anishinaabe/Nehiyaw hip hop artist from the Great Plains who built his name writing anthems for movements, earned an MTV VMA, plus five Indigenous Music Awards and has held his own on stages alongside Drake, Shakira, and Cardi B without ever losing the cultural edge that makes him undeniable. His newest single "Smudge Bowl" signals a sharper, more evolved sound.

Some artists perform.
Drezus moves rooms.

Drezus is one of Indigenous music's most electrifying forces. An Anishinaabe/Nehiyaw hip hop artist from the Great Plains who built his name writing anthems for movements, earned an MTV VMA, plus five Indigenous Music Awards and has held his own on stages alongside Drake, Shakira, and Cardi B without ever losing the cultural edge that makes him undeniable. His newest single "Smudge Bowl" signals a sharper, more evolved sound.

Some artists perform.
Drezus moves rooms.

Drezus is one of Indigenous music's most electrifying forces. An Anishinaabe/Nehiyaw hip hop artist from the Great Plains who built his name writing anthems for movements, earned an MTV VMA, plus five Indigenous Music Awards and has held his own on stages alongside Drake, Shakira, and Cardi B without ever losing the cultural edge that makes him undeniable. His newest single "Smudge Bowl" signals a sharper, more evolved sound.

Some artists perform.
Drezus moves rooms.

Wish my beautiful Red Bird Woman a Happy Birthday fam!!

Love you babe @kiela_bird ❤️⚡️

Wish my beautiful Red Bird Woman a Happy Birthday fam!!

Love you babe @kiela_bird ❤️⚡️

Wish my beautiful Red Bird Woman a Happy Birthday fam!!

Love you babe @kiela_bird ❤️⚡️

🎵🏹 Music and the Arts are the sharpest arrows in the quiver of civil disobedience. 🧡💪🏾🌲

These forests are some of the most biodiverse and carbon-rich ecosystems on Earth, yet they are still being logged today. The NDP are treating BC like a resource colony, clear cutting old growth forest like there’s no tomorrow. This must end.

The message from this movement has always been simple: protect what little remains.

📢 Tell the BC government to end old-growth logging now:

Premier David Eby�📧 premier@gov.bc.ca�📞 250-387-1715

Many thanks to Logan Staats. Back ground Music Empty Hands❤️

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