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Indigie Femme

by Indigie Femme

The connection of the Northern and Southern Hemisphere’s is what Indigie Femme is about! The weavings from their cultural matrilineage, of Dine (Black Mountain, Az) and Maori, Samoa (Aotearoa - New Zealand) exude through Tash Terry and Elena Higgins’ dynamic performances! Indigie Femme’s thought-provoking lyrics combined with their powerful voices and fusion of percussions - cajun, medicine drum, djembe, guitars, & harmonica leave their audiences spell bound!The multi award winning duo, Indigie Femme’s music has been described as, “A twist of world beats lavish the acoustic folk duo who tap into their indigenous roots.” Indigie Femme’s worldly vibrations ignite the collective consciousness to bring hope and healing to Mother Earth through their powerful performances.

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Episodes

  1. Five Finger Ones by Indigie Femme (6.21 mins)

    Five Finger Ones by Indigie Femme (6.21 mins) by Indigie Femme

  2. Nizhoni Sky by Indigie Femme (3.37 mins)

    Nizhoni Sky by Indigie Femme (3.37 mins) by Indigie Femme

  3. Just to Be by Indigie Femme (2.40 mins)

    Just to Be by Indigie Femme (2.40 mins) by Indigie Femme

  4. So It Is by Indigie Femme (4.39 mins)

    So It Is by Indigie Femme (4.39 mins) by Indigie Femme

  5. Round and Round by Indigie Femme (4.01 mins)

    Round and Round by Indigie Femme (4.01 mins) by Indigie Femme

  6. Is it Yours by Indigie Femme (4.12 mins)

    Is it Yours by Indigie Femme (4.12 mins) by Indigie Femme

  7. Colors of The People

    "Colors of the People” is an anthem of unity, creation, and healing—honoring the Voices of the First People of the Land. Performed by Indigie Femme, G Precious, and Kateri Keevama, this powerful collaboration blends Indigenous, Polynesian, and Southwestern roots into a call to rise, come…

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  8. Colors of The People Indigie Femme, G Precious & Kateri Keevama

    Colors of The People Indigie Femme, G Precious & Kateri Keevama by Indigie Femme

  9. Stand Up by Indigie Femme (3.49 mins)

    A Triumphant Year for Indigie Femme With their ninth album, Just To Be, Indigie Femme invites listeners on a soulful journey of reflection, resilience, and reverence. Each song unfolds like a prayer in motion—woven with ancestral wisdom, contemporary rhythms, and harmonies that speak to the heart...

  10. I Love You Mother

    Tash, a Native American musician hails from the Navajo Nation, Black Mesa area. She is of the Bitter Water Clan and began her musical sojourn at the age of sixteen. Tash was born and raised on the Navajo Nation, and growing up there has left a life-long impact on her perception rooted in Native...

  11. Juxtaposition

    Tash, a Native American musician hails from the Navajo Nation, Black Mesa area. She is of the Bitter Water Clan and began her musical sojourn at the age of sixteen. Tash was born and raised on the Navajo Nation, and growing up there has left a life-long impact on her perception rooted in Native...

  12. Vision Quest

    Tash, a Native American musician hails from the Navajo Nation, Black Mesa area. She is of the Bitter Water Clan and began her musical sojourn at the age of sixteen. Tash was born and raised on the Navajo Nation, and growing up there has left a life-long impact on her perception rooted in Native...

  13. Second Wind

    Tash, a Native American musician hails from the Navajo Nation, Black Mesa area. She is of the Bitter Water Clan and began her musical sojourn at the age of sixteen. Tash was born and raised on the Navajo Nation, and growing up there has left a life-long impact on her perception rooted in Native...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The connection of the Northern and Southern Hemisphere’s is what Indigie Femme is about! The weavings from their cultural matrilineage, of Dine (Black Mountain, Az) and Maori, Samoa (Aotearoa - New Zealand) exude through Tash Terry and Elena Higgins’ dynamic performances! Indigie Femme’s thought-provoking lyrics combined with their powerful voices and fusion of percussions - cajun, medicine drum, djembe, guitars, & harmonica leave their audiences spell bound!The multi award winning duo, Indigie Femme’s music has been described as, “A twist of world beats lavish the acoustic folk duo who tap into their indigenous roots.” Indigie Femme’s worldly vibrations ignite the collective consciousness to bring hope and healing to Mother Earth through their powerful performances.

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The connection of the Northern and Southern Hemisphere’s is what Indigie Femme is about! The weavings from their cultural matrilineage, of Dine (Black Mountain, Az) and Maori, Samoa (Aotearoa - New Zealand) exude through Tash Terry and Elena Higgins’ dynamic performances! Indigie Femme’s...

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