The Todi Neesh Zhee Singers are a distinguished Navajo (Diné) group renowned for their traditional and ceremonial songs, which beautifully encapsulate the rich tapestry of Navajo culture and history. The group, whose name can be translated as "Big Water Slender Reed Singers," has been an influential force in preserving and sharing the Navajo musical heritage, which is integral to their community's social and spiritual gatherings.

Their most recent work features albums like "First Night - Moonlit Nights," a collection of songs that resonate with the deep spiritual connection the Navajo people have with the night sky and celestial bodies. "Utopia" is another poignant release that paints an auditory landscape of idyllic serenity rooted in Diné beliefs and tradition. "Dancers of Mother Earth" pays homage to the intrinsic relationship between the Navajo people and the natural world, with rhythms and melodies that echo the heartbeat of the land. The album "For All Eternity Navajo Two Step and Skip Dance Songs" encapsulates the joy and communal celebration found in Navajo social dances, providing a modern recording of time-honored traditions that continue to be passed down through generations. Together, these albums demonstrate the Todi Neesh Zhee Singers' dedication to their culture and their role as cultural ambassadors through their music.

Genres

Native American Spiritual

Native American Traditional

Navajo

Latest Release

First Night - Moonlit Nights

Todi Neesh Zhee Singers

Album - 12 Tracks - Released September 3, 2013