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New release from Shy-Anne Hovorka Raise my Fist, a story from Long Lake #58 First Nation

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Shy-Anne Hovorka, Ojibwe singer songwriter with new song release 'Raise my Fist'. Photography by Chad Kirvan. Credit: chad kirvan

Shy-Anne shares about the music video making process and collaborating with dancers, council and the Suckle Creek Drum Group. The musical and visual contributions from community coming together in a full-circle storytelling project of the Long Lake #58 First Nation.


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Shy-Anne shares about the music video making process and collaborating with dancers, council and the Suckle Creek Drum Group. The musical and visual contributions from community coming together in a full-circle storytelling project of the Long Lake #58 First Nation.


Shy-Anne is an Ojibwe woman from Red Rock Indian Band, Turtle Island (Canada).

Speaking with NITV Radio Shy-Anne Horvorka about her most recent song release Raise my fist, a song inspired by a story shared with her, made over time with 30+ indigenous community members and ally artists.

that really stuck to me how somebody that young, five years old, to comprehend that I am not raising my hand in violence, there is no weapon, I am just letting you know I am here
Shy-Anne Horvorka

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