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Witching Hour
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Lucked Out
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Love Language Montreal, Québec
Being both the Indian and the Cowboy is a tall order, but it’s the only way Anishinaabe singer Tashiina Buswa can see as a
way to navigate a world that’s infected to its roots with colonial ideals.
Love Language have shared stages with Dehd, Ombiigizi, Chad VanGaalen and Julie Doiron. They return with 'Indian Cowboy', a song that reckons with the duality of organized religion ad Indigeneity.
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