Haviah Mighty
Alt image: Kasador
By Will McGuirk
“I use music to try to figure myself out and to think about my identity.” - Katie Tupper
“The song is a defiant anthem about the importance of being skeptical and critical in an age where information and opinions can be easily manipulated and distorted.” - Alex Exists
Logan Staats, Photo by Trung Hoang
By Will McGuirk
“It’s not about a girl; the culture is the love that I’m asking for. The love for myself. That was stolen from me - by the government, the crown, the church. When I sing ‘GIVE ME BACK MY LOVE’, I'm speaking about my culture, my pride, and my love for myself.” - Logan Staats
“Emotion is universal and we hope to add this vibration when we sing.” - Billy Wadsworth, Kainai-Bloodtribe Bullhorn Singers
“An homage to my Grandpa Rolly, A grandfather with a fierce love and dedication to his family. This is a ‘sing a long’ for all who miss him as much as I do.” - Shane Ghostkeeper
“Without absence there can be no presence. The simple sad rhythm emphasizes that the steps backwards in life may be sad, but it is part of the dance, and it is always beautiful.” - Edwin Raphael
“Clowning is a very liberating experience… to be a child, to fail, to tap into human experiences without the need to say a word.” - Avalon Tassonyi
By Will McGuirk
Staring at the wallpaper, listening for the silence of a snowfall, the randomness of one’s own thoughts, the dissonance of the internal incessant monologue and the intermittent outside interruptions, the polyphony of a pandemic we choose you to chase.
“This is a song about the impossible nature of the present moment, as individual people on a planet that’s too hot, too crowded, too connected, too divided,” - Robin Dann
