Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Khu.éex' is a contemporary interpretation of their culture through funk, jazz, and experimental music with spoken word, storytelling, and beat poetry. They are members of the Tlingit, Haida and Blackfoot tribes. Themes about protecting water are present throughout their songs.
For Native American Heritage Month, WSG is sharing their music — which we use for our radio show Coastal Cafe.
About Khu.éex' ➡️ khueex.com
About Coastal Cafe ➡️ kptz.org/podcasts/coastal-cafe
Khu.éex' is a contemporary interpretation of their culture through funk, jazz, and experimental music with spoken word, storytelling, and beat poetry. They are members of the Tlingit, Haida and Blackfoot tribes. Themes about protecting water are present throughout their songs.
For Native American Heritage Month, WSG is sharing their music — which we use for our radio show Coastal Cafe.
About Khu.éex' ➡️ khueex.com
About Coastal Cafe ➡️ kptz.org/podcasts/coastal-cafe
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