The Indigenous Setlist

This week, singer-songwriter Raye Zaragoza joins the podcast to talk about her music, influences, and the experiences that have shaped her as an artist. She reflects on finding her voice through songwriting, drawing from her own experiences, and using music to explore identity, connection, and the world around her. We also dive into the stories behind her songs, the power of vulnerability in songwriting, and what it means to navigate a complicated relationship with identity while creating a space for yourself through music. About The Indigenous Setlist The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music. This conversation was so great that the sun started to set on us, thanks for being such a great guest Fawn! About Indigenous House Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy. Instagram: @indigenoushouse & @TheIndigenousSetlist Facebook: @indigenoushouse

This week, Cherokee Social joins the podcast to talk about their music, influences, and the experiences that shape their sound. They reflect on blending Indigenous roots with the influences of a modern world to create something uniquely their own. We also dive into the stories behind their music, the complexities of growing up with a mixed cultural identity, and what it means to stay connected to where you come from while forging your own path through music. About The Indigenous Setlist The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music. This conversation was so great that the sun started to set on us, thanks for being such a great guest Fawn! About Indigenous House Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy. Instagram: @indigenoushouse & @TheIndigenousSetlist Facebook: @indigenoushouse

This week, artist and activist Gregg Deal of Dead Pioneers joins the podcast to talk about the experiences, identity, and influences that shape his work. He reflects on using art and music to challenge stereotypes, confront difficult histories, and create space for Indigenous voices. We also dive into the stories behind Dead Pioneers, the importance of speaking honestly about Indigenous identity, and the power of art to challenge, provoke, and create change. About The Indigenous Setlist The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music. This conversation was so great that the sun started to set on us, thanks for being such a great guest Fawn! About Indigenous House Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy. Instagram: @indigenoushouse & @TheIndigenousSetlist Facebook: @indigenoushouse

This week, award-winning singer-songwriter Fawn Wood joins the podcast to talk about the experiences, traditions, and influences that have shaped her music. She reflects on her journey as an artist, the role of Indigenous culture in her music, and finding her own voice through song. We also dive into the stories behind her music, the importance of honoring tradition, and the power of music to connect people, culture, and community. About The Indigenous Setlist The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music. About Indigenous House Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy. Instagram: @indigenoushouse & @TheIndigenousSetlist Facebook: @indigenoushouse

This week, singer-songwriter AJ Harvey joins the podcast to talk about the experiences, influences, and passion that have shaped his music. He reflects on his journey through The Voice, his love of rock & roll, and the moments that have pushed him to find his own voice as an artist. We also dive into the stories behind his music, the importance of staying true to yourself, and what it means to build a career around the music you love. It's an honest conversation about finding your sound, embracing your journey, and pursuing your passion as an artist. About The Indigenous Setlist The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music. About Indigenous House Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy. Instagram: @indigenoushouse & @TheIndigenousSetlist Facebook: @indigenoushouse

This week, award-winning Mohawk singer-songwriter Shawnee Kish joins the podcast to talk about the experiences, resilience, and identity that shape her music. She reflects on growing up obsessed with music, embracing her authentic self, and how her Indigenous identity continues to influence her artistry. We also dive into the stories behind her music, the importance of representation for Indigenous and 2SLGBTQ+ communities, and what it means to use music as a platform for connection, healing, and change. It's an honest conversation about authenticity, purpose, and the power of sharing your voice. About The Indigenous Setlist The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music. About Indigenous House Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy. Instagram: @indigenoushouse & @TheIndigenousSetlist Facebook: @indigenoushouse

This week, singer-songwriter Natasha Fisher joins the podcast to share the experiences, challenges, and personal journey that have shaped both her life and her music. She opens up about her path to sobriety, connecting with her Indigenous identity later in life, and how those transformative experiences gave her a deeper sense of purpose and connection to her songwriting. We also dive into the stories behind her music, the role healing and self-discovery play in her creative process, and what it means to embrace authenticity while building a career as an Indigenous artist. It's an honest conversation about resilience, identity, recovery, and finding your voice through music About The Indigenous Setlist The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music. About Indigenous House Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy. Instagram: @indigenoushouse & @TheIndigenousSetlist Facebook: @indigenoushouse

This week, singer-songwriter Aysanabee joins the podcast to talk about the experiences, stories, and perspective that shape his music. He reflects on how a life-changing near-death experience became the catalyst for pursuing music full-time, and how that moment continues to influence his songwriting and creative journey. We also dive into the stories behind his songs, the importance of honoring his Indigenous roots while forging his own path, and what it means to create music that's both deeply personal and universally resonant. It's an honest conversation about resilience, healing, and finding purpose through music.

This week, singer-songwriter LOV joins the podcast to talk about the music, experiences, and purpose behind everything she creates. She shares how vulnerability, resilience, and a passion for empowering women shape both her songwriting and her artistry, while reflecting on the journey that led her to embrace her voice. We also dive into the stories behind her music, the balance between personal expression and advocacy, and what it means to create authentic, emotionally driven songs as an Indigenous artist. It's an honest conversation about finding strength through music, lifting others up, and staying true to yourself. About The Indigenous Setlist The Indigenous Setlist is a weekly podcast highlighting the artists who are shaping the future of Indigenous music. Each week, we go behind the scenes with contemporary Native musicians across genres to explore the stories, influences, and sounds driving today's most exciting Indigenous sounds and music. About Indigenous House Indigenous House is a visionary lifestyle brand and media platform powered by Indigenous cultures, creativity, and community. Our digital collective is composed of diverse voices, stories, and perspectives celebrating our innovation, joy, and more. We take a forward looking and bold approach to storytelling, culture, and commerce to amplify Native voices and creators – ultimately shaping a future rooted in joy, strength, and legacy. Instagram: @indigenoushouse & @TheIndigenousSetlist Facebook: @indigenoushouse

This week, Indigenous hip-hop duo THRONE joins the podcast to talk about the music, experiences, and culture that fuel everything they create. The duo shares how identity, storytelling, and community shape their sound, while reflecting on the journey that's brought them to this point. We also dive into the realities of being independent artists, the creative process behind their music, and what it means to represent Indigenous voices in today's hip-hop scene. It's an honest conversation about creativity, resilience, and carving your own path.