Wayquay
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Wayquay
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About Wayquay
Of Ojibway, Anishnabe descent, Wayquay, raised in rural America, set off to NYC to find herself with a few dollars in her pocket and a 3-D vision. Soon, this progressive musical poet and pioneer wrote and directed a comedy play at Harlem’s Landmark Apollo Theatre and participated in a compilation album & concert for Kobe earthquake survivors. Fast forward…& now her “SOULIN’” style, merging the rhythms and chants from her Indigenous background with the grooves of blues, funk, hip-hop, rock, poetry and nature, keeps her with one foot in the past, one in the present and an eye to the future – retracing steps on the path left by her Ancestors to bring messages of simplicity, sharing and honor… By taking it homeland and abroad — to reservations, cities, arenas, colleges & schools, organizations & corporations, conferences and festivals – simultaneously combusting art with heart work and involvement in Native American rights and remedy programs, as a corporate and community liaison and ambassador for youth and elder empowerment, conflict and gang resolution – Wayquay’s music and vision, uniquely American, has crossed-over into multi-media outlets.…she’s been touring, breathing, moving earth, learning, losing, giving, getting, living & letting since her album “Tribal Grind” hit Billboard Magazine, garnered 5 NAMMY nominations and snagged the award for Best Music Video with that American Indian Film Festival winner “Navigate” — her “wicked rhythm packed song” which made Billboard’s Top 15 Video Hits, was featured on “Heartbeat Alaska” and the CNN College Television Network while “Tribal Grind” the album, highlighted in Wayquay’s feature film debut “Dreamland”, directed by Robert Hein, continues to be featured on commercial radio, the 35 AIROS stations of the Native American Radio Network, more than 100 college radio stations, XM Radio and Internet radio.
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