KINNIE STARR - FEED THE FIRE (lyric video)
Title track from Kinnie Starr's latest album, Feed the Fire.
Kinnie Starr on the genesis of this song:
"When I was a child, I used to slip away from my mother as storms came in across the water in Ontario where my grandfather’s log cabin stands to this day in Oeundat territory. I used to feel calmest where the winds met, and I still love winds, and storms. I learned in casual conversation in my adult life that some eastern nish people say the wind is our ancestors. When I learned this, it felt like I had always known it intrinsically."
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Kinnie Starr on the genesis of this song:
"When I was a child, I used to slip away from my mother as storms came in across the water in Ontario where my grandfather’s log cabin stands to this day in Oeundat territory. I used to feel calmest where the winds met, and I still love winds, and storms. I learned in casual conversation in my adult life that some eastern nish people say the wind is our ancestors. When I learned this, it felt like I had always known it intrinsically."
SPOTIFY: https://tinyurl.com/yxl3w3jn
APPLE MUSIC: https://tinyurl.com/y2n7jxqo
VINYL: https://tinyurl.com/y28zfw5l
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Posted: Dec. 27, 2021
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