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#ruwatan #ritual , a #purification #tradition #repost @TheBluestraveler for Rhythm of the Nation Tour 2022  Preaching the Blues with Mojo from @iveeguitars, at Desa Adat Cicalung  #TheBluestraveler #TheJourney #RhythmOfTheNation #Tour #2022 #Blues #ResonatorGuitar #IveeGuitars iVee#140 #electiReso #Mojo (at Desa Cicalung) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkaI0IlSgDK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#repost @TheBluestraveler for Rhythm of the Nation Tour 2022  Preaching the Blues with Mojo from @iveeguitars, at Desa Adat Cicalung  #TheBluestraveler #TheJourney #RhythmOfTheNation #Tour #2022 #Blues #ResonatorGuitar #IveeGuitars iVee#140 #electiReso #Mojo (at Desa Cicalung) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkZ5dc7S1P8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

DJ Creeasian, a First Nation International DJ, beatmaker, & traditional Grass Dancer, who was part of the amazing show interactive music/dance show put on at the 2017 Redpath Waterfront Festival/Ontario Tour 150th, which featured him and was called “Rhythm of the Nation”, chatting with Reginald Show. During the conversation, DJ Creeasian talked about: -the origins of his name, and family roots. -how he loves to use music to educate people and bring First Nations/Non-First Nations together. -how music has been around for years, and he has taken the frequency & energy from it; while, working with creative fellow artists. - He talked about the artwork work behind the stage, and their logo on their t-shirts how it comes from Que Rock, who is a part of Rhythm of the Nation. Also, how Que Rock is an artist, Grass Dancer, B-boy dancer and so much more. DJ Creeasian has done tours with “A Tribe Called Red”, and so many other performing artists/bands.