The Sound of Canadian Indigenous Hip Hop

"The Sound of Canadian Indigenous Hip Hop" highlights the diverse and powerful voices shaping the genre today. Featuring tracks from artists like Drezus, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, and JB the First Lady, this playlist blends storytelling, activism, and cultural pride with hard-hitting beats and smooth flows. Songs like "Warpath" and "This Land Was Ourz" speak to resilience and history, while tracks like "Bangishamon" and "Electric Pow Wow Drum" infuse traditional elements with modern hip-hop energy.

From the introspective lyricism of Dakota Bear’s "Freedom" to the high-energy delivery of Wolf Castle’s "Woop!," this collection showcases Indigenous artists reclaiming space in hip-hop. Whether it's the melodic stylings of Joey Stylez, the cypher energy of "Counting Coup Cypher, Vol. 1," or the empowering message of "M.M.I.W. (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women)," these tracks offer a deep dive into stories of struggle, identity, and celebration.