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sākihiwē music Thursdays expands its reach with radio for Safe At Home Manitoba

sākihiwē music Thursdays expands its reach with radio for Safe At Home Manitoba

Treaty One Territory – Aboriginal Music Manitoba (AMM) is working with NCI FM to take its new sākihiwē music Thursdays series for Safe at Home Manitoba to both online audiences and radio listeners across Manitoba. Each episode will be released on Thursdays from February 11 to March 25, 2021 and feature four-song performances by artists in Winnipeg, Dauphin, Opaskwayak Cree Nation (OCN), and Garden Hill First Nation.

Inuit throat singer Nikki Komaksiutiksak and her daughters Chasity and Caramello will kick off the series on February 11. Country singer Desiree Dorion, the legendary C-Weed Band, mezzo-soprano singer Rhonda Head, singer/songwriter Billy Simard, fiddle master Patti Kustoruk, and hip hop artist Mattmac round out the group.

February 11: Nikki Komaksiutiksak and daughters (Winnipeg)
February 18: Desiree Dorion (Dauphin)
February 25: C-Weed Band (Winnipeg)
March 4: Rhonda Head (OCN)
March 11: Billy Simard (Winnipeg)
March 18: Patti Kustoruk (Winnipeg)
March 25: Mattmac (Garden Hill First Nation)

The online episodes will be 30 – 45 minutes long and will premiere at 12:00 pm CST on the sakihiwe festival’s YouTube channel and Facebook page. They’ll be anchored by four-song performances and include tours of life in the artist’s neighbourhood or home community.

The radio episodes will be an hour long and hit the airwaves in Manitoba at 7:00 pm CST. They’ll include audio from the artist’s four-song video performance, a playlist featuring songs by other Indigenous acts, and shoutouts to their Elders and extended family members across the province.

NCI FM reaches more than 80% of Manitoba, including 75 communities outside of Winnipeg. Close to 140,000 people tune into NCI FM each day. Please visit ncifm.com for more information.

Discover more free online programming at safeathomemb.ca.

We acknowledge the financial support of the Province of Manitoba through the Safe at Home Manitoba program.

For more info: https://www.sakihiwe.ca/news/read,article/237/sakihiwe-music-thursdays-for-safe-at-home-manitoba

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