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KANDIA CRAZY HORSE is an indigenous (Pamunkey) and black singer-songwriter and activist based in Lenapehoking (NYC). Since the release of her critically acclaimed debut Stampede, she has graced stages with her duo CACTUS ROSE including performing at the Brooklyn Americana festival, the Another Country festival, the Grand Ole Echo @ SXSW and beyond. She has organized and performed at benefits for Indian Country. She expresses an authentic and rich sonic vision of Affrilachian and indigenous styles of the southeast and Californian Laurel Canyon sounds. Kandia has been covered by publications including MOJO, the Village Voice, Acoustic Guitar, Relix, Harp, Creative Loafing, and been interviewed while appearing live several times on WFMU. In 2022, Kandia served as a judge of the Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg, Germany on their ANCHOR Award Board. She performed at Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall in July 2023 as part of the Songs of the Living Choir in the Afrofuturist opera “Parable of the Sower” written by Bernice Johnson Reagon (Sweet Honey in the Rock) & Toshi Reagon. Praised for her fluency with varied Americana and cosmic country traditions, Kandia’s music unifies the ancient with indigenous futures. #KandiaCrazyHorse #CactusRose IG: @cactusroselovesyou
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StormMiguel Florez is a trans masque, queer Xicane audio and visual artist who has been writing and performing music for over 30 years. He started out as a young lesbian-identified performer in Albuquerque, New Mexico, performing solo and in the all dyke rock band, Too F.I.N.E. Minds and moved to San Francisco in the mid-90s where he recorded two solo albums and transitioned into becoming a performance artist and filmmaker. Today he mostly focuses on filmmaking but still likes to take out his guitar and perform for his friends over the internet. His music has got a twang to it.
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