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  • Genre: Acoustic / Ambient / Folk

    Location SANTA FE, New Mexico, US

    Profile Views: 15014

    Last Login: 10/1/2009

    Member Since 11/16/2006

    Record Label Unsigned

  • Bio

    Black Mesa Native American Tash hails from the Navajo Nation. The Bitter Water clan woman began her musical sojourn at the age of sixteen. Growing up on the Navajo Nation has left a life long impact on her perception rooted in Native logic, as she weaves in and out of Indigenous tradition and Western cultures. Her debut CD ‘So It Is’ are stories that connect with many indigenous peoples as they are of her personal struggles and triumphs. Tash entertains a variety of audiences for the Native messages that comes through in her poetry relating to Native themes revolving around respect and healing within ourselves, other people, and our surroundings. She gives a lot of credit in her songwriting along with her other many other creative endeavors to her grandparents up on Big Mountain/Black Mountain for shaping her values as a human being. Her grandparents, her mother and the majority of her family took the time to teach her Native roots and how to care for herself no matter what world she is sharing. As a matter of destiny Tash picked up the guitar and began learning to play at the age of 16. She has used the guitar to uplift her spirit in times of happiness, sadness, and loneliness. But most of all her music has inspired her to put smiles on people's faces, as well as tears. She never realized the impact art has on other people until she actually learned to play music and be a part of various theatric and entertainment movements. Tash particularly enjoys playing to Native audiences from different tribes because there is a juxtaposition in many of her themes that Indigenous can to relate to. Tash has had a socially conscious career supporting fundraisers including International Peace Day, Mother Earth Gatherings, women's shelters and more. She continually offers her music for causes that are important to her. She has been outspoken for Native American, women's and deaf person’s rights and lives by example. .. I edited my profile with ..Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4..

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  • Ethan M

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    4 months ago
  • Ethan M

    MY NEW REALSE IS HELLO- HOLLOW IS OUT AND AVILBLE @ BEATPORT JUNO DOWNLOAD
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    EARLY SUPPORT IS COMINIG FROM CLOUDE VON STROKE
    PACO OSUNA NIC FANCIULLI M.A.N.D.Y UGLH
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    5 months ago
  • Ethan M

    OUT ON VIBERATE RECORDINGS STEFAN BRAATZ WITH THE TRACK I KNOW
    EARLY SUPPORT IS COMING FROM PACO OSUNA BROTHERS VIBE TOLIS Q DR NEEDLES BJOERN LARSEN
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    6 months ago
  • Ethan M

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    8 months ago
  • Ethan M


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    9 months ago
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    11 months ago
  • Ralf Hildenbeutel

    I'm happy to pronounce that my new album "WUNDERLAND" is out and available on iTunes, Amazon, Musicload etc as well as CD.

    You can listen to the tracks in my player if you like...

    Thanks and best wishes!

    Ralf.

    1 year ago
  • Helen T. Wertz

    Hey!i love you music


    1 year ago
  • Helen T. Wertz



    Hey,how are u?

    1 year ago
  • Ronnie Lee Daise

    " I know A Rider When I See One"

    "I know a rider when I see one
    And don't have to look
    "Past life"
    To know that
    I use to be
    ...,Won over by that
    Bonding of
    We're in this together
    Love

    Dug in deep on a dusty trail
    Driving through
    All hail
    Seeking a port in a storm
    Freedom

    It's a survivors song 
    That we'd sing together in rhythm
    Dancing through
    Hostile terrain
    Passing a few trains And towns

    Seeking a cool place to lay our Weariness down
    To gather more strength
    To keep moving on towards
    Tomorrow's
    Borrowed time

    I know a rider when I see one
    And some look at me
    Wondering if
    I use to be one

    They remember
    The Buffalo souls
    Who rode with
    And through
    Times in this life
    Most would like to forget
    About
    ..., Those rides
    And saddle up the memories
    For another life

    But
    I know a rider when I see one
    The memories still live on
    In their eyes
    Feeling past life
    Into that feeling
    Of confident
    That rides on
    Long
    After life"

    From The Poem And Song Collection
    "The Rider Inside"
    By Ronnie Lee Daise

    1 year ago
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Bio:

Black Mesa Native American Tash hails from the Navajo Nation. The Bitter Water clan woman began her musical sojourn at the age of sixteen. Growing up on the Navajo Nation has left a life long impact on her perception rooted in Native logic, as she weaves in and out of Indigenous tradition and Western cultures. Her debut CD ‘So It Is’ are stories that connect with many indigenous peoples as they are of her personal struggles and triumphs. Tash entertains a variety of audiences for the Native messages that comes through in her poetry relating to Native themes revolving around respect and healing within ourselves, other people, and our surroundings. She gives a lot of credit in her songwriting along with her other many other creative endeavors to her grandparents up on Big Mountain/Black Mountain for shaping her values as a human being. Her grandparents, her mother and the majority of her family took the time to teach her Native roots and how to care for herself no matter what world she is sharing. As a matter of destiny Tash picked up the guitar and began learning to play at the age of 16. She has used the guitar to uplift her spirit in times of happiness, sadness, and loneliness. But most of all her music has inspired her to put smiles on people's faces, as well as tears. She never realized the impact art has on other people until she actually learned to play music and be a part of various theatric and entertainment movements. Tash particularly enjoys playing to Native audiences from different tribes because there is a juxtaposition in many of her themes that Indigenous can to relate to. Tash has had a socially conscious career supporting fundraisers including International Peace Day, Mother Earth Gatherings, women's shelters and more. She continually offers her music for causes that are important to her. She has been outspoken for Native American, women's and deaf person’s rights and lives by example. .. I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4

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