OMBIIGIZI on Indigenous Shame and Healing

A Deeper Listen
Hosted by Kevin Sur

Kevin Sur talks with OMBIIGIZI about their new album, SHAME, which explores Indigenous shame and healing

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OMBIIGIZI is a collaboration between Daniel Monkman (of the band Zoon) and Adam Sturgeon (of the band Status/Non-Status). They are Anishinaabe artists who explore their cultural histories through sound.

Kevin Sur, co-host of KEXP's Sounds of Survivance, talks with OMBIIGIZI about their new album, SHAME, which explores Indigenous shame and healing, and how they tap into ancestral traditions through music. We also get a history lesson on how Native American musicians helped form the genre of rock.

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