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Unshaming my indigenous heritage | Mari Boine

Mari Boine grew up in a Sámi family in the North of Norway, where she was taught to be ashamed of her heritage and the close relation to nature. Growing up she found the opposite to be true, and turned the realisation into a life long musical career. Mari is a singer, musician and songwriter from Sápmi, Norway. Her music is infused with Sami roots (joik) in combination with jazz, rock and electronic sounds. Mari Boine has been one of the most outspoken and important representatives of the Sámi culture. As an artist and activist, she has worked tirelessly for the recognition and preservation of the indigenous Sámi culture and for the protection of Mother Earth among other causes. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

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Iconic Sámi–Norwegian Artist MARI BOINE Releases New Single 'Elle'

Sámi–Norwegian artist Mari Boine and internationally acclaimed jazz pianist Bugge Wesseltoft present their brand new single “Elle”. The song is taken from the duo’s upcoming full-length Amame, which will be released by By Norse Music on September 29, 2023. The track “Elle” is premiering now in the form of a music video on the By Norse Youtube Channel here. The single is available on all digital…

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Mari Boine sings in Sámi language, Denez Prigent sings in Breton.

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Ransel - The Colour And The Shape feat. Mari Boine (Beatservice Records)

8DPromo · Ransel - The Colour And The Shape feat. Mari Boine (Beatservice Records)

Ransel returns to Beatservice with his latest alluring studio manifestations, joining revered Sami singer Mari Boine on the hypnotically charged “The Colour And The Shape.” The Ransel project arrives via the fertile production mind of Øivind Sjøvoll, an artist who has long been a firm fixture in the Beatservice roster thanks to his routinely brilliant work recorded as Kohib. Here, he collaborates with pioneering Norwegian folk singer Mari Boine, an artist famed for her groundbreaking fusion of Sami joik singing and contemporary rock music. Unsurprisingly considering the protagonists, the music is utterly spellbinding, with each artist bringing their indelible sound signatures to the profoundly affecting composition. Built around a magnetic groove, “The Colour And The Shape” bubbles and broods over rolling percussion as Boine's distinctive vocals interplay with otherworldly synth refrains and menacing bass. The evolving music throbs and undulates to a dramatic climax as bewitching vocal lines soar into the stratosphere while intoxicating melodies gyrate below. This is genuinely mesmerizing work from Ransel, with this inspired collaboration proving to be some of his most memorable work to date.

Jon Wesley (Machine Friends) – “Great tune. I’ll definitely play it. Love that groove.” Nick Warren (The Soundgarden) – “This is very, very good.” Rory Hoy (Super Hi-Fi) – “Incredible stuff – love it!” DJ Hal 9000 (Excuse Me? Club) – “A magic and addictive track.” DJ Firefly (WRCT 88.3 Pittsburgh) – “Very hypnotic.” Simon Kirk (Stag Beetle Radio Show) – “Wonderful sonic spaciousness. Those drums are just immense against that beautiful vocal.”

Available Now From: Bandcamp, Beatport, Apple Music, And Spotify.

[prisonhannibal]

Sámi artist Mari Boine joiking the village Máze.

[ID: 1: Sámi activists in gáktis (traditional clothing) holding a banner that says “we came here first” in norwegian. A banner in the background says “we will NOT move”. 2: sámi man in gákti standing with his fist raised in front of big stones that have the word “let the river live” painted on them]

Joik is a type of traditional sámi singing that’s meant to evoke/express a person, animal or place through rhythm, sounds and energy. You don’t joik about someone, you joik them. Joik is mostly sounds, and often have no lyrics or short lyrics. “Máze” has lyrics calling Máze beautiful and saying “Under water they would put Máze church, Máze school”, which is referring to the Alta conflict in the 1970s and 80s.

Máze is a small village on the norwegian side of the borders in Sápmi. Around 98% of the population is sámi. In the late 1960s, the Norwegian government announced plans to build a hydroelectric power plant and dam in the Alta river, which would have huge consequences for sámi reindeer herding and fishing in the area, preventing sámi people from continuing to practice their traditional way of life. The earlier plans for the dam would have put Máze under water, displacing all the people living there and destroying a village that has existed for hundreds of years. After resistance from sámi activists, the plans were altered in 1973 so that Máze would survive.

Sámi people fought against the construction of the power plant for years, with protests, peaceful civil disobedience (like chaining themselves and creating blockades around the site), and a hunger strike where they slept in lávvus in front of the norwegian parliament in 1979, and a second hunger strike in 1981. 10% of the norwegian police force was sent to the construction area and there was talk of sending the military to assist the police, but this was stopped by the minister of defense at the time. several hundreds of people were removed by force from protests and arrested.

The Alta hydroelectric power plant was finished in 1987 and is still in operation. This is one of the most famous examples of Norway’s green colonialism in Sápmi, but it’s also one of the biggest examples of Sámi spirit and resistance. Máze continues to exist, more than 50 years later. Sámi people are still here and we’re still fighting for our right to continue our traditional lifestyles and culture, for example with the large civil disobedience actions in 2023 over the Fosen case.

Čájet Sámi Vuoiŋŋa! show sámi spirit! ❤️💚💛💙

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A selected playlist for this year's fall season ❤️

🇳🇴 Mari Boine - Vuoi Vuoi Mu 🇱🇹 Nine Lindens (Lithuanian Multipart Polyphonic Song) 🇳🇱 Heidevolk - Het bier zal weer vloeien 🇦🇹 Claudia Engelberger - Die Gedanken Sind Frei 🇫🇴 Eivør - Trøllabundin 🇷🇴 Sandra N – Spirit de dac 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Julie Fowlis - Òganaich Uir a Rinn M' Fhàgail 🇭🇺 TÖRÖK Tilla orchestra - Határtalanság 🇮🇸 Krummavísur 🇫🇷 Nolwenn Leroy - Tri Martolod 🇸🇰 Hrdza - Nie tvoja 🇸🇪 Garmarna - Herr Mannelig 🇺🇦 Folknery - Karchata 🇩🇰 Myrkur - I riden så 🇮🇪 Liam Ó Maonlaí - Eleanór a Rún 🇫🇮 Tuuletar - Ievan polkka 🇫🇷 Arany Zoltán -Tourdion (Renaissance classic) 🇮🇹 Corte di Lunas - Scjaraçule maraçule (medieval song from Friuli) 🇧🇾 Kupalinka (traditional) 🇫🇴 Eivør - Í Tokuni 🇩🇪 Corvus Corax - Palästinalied 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Madelgarde - The Stag & Sickle (Old English) 🇵🇱 Laboratorium Pieśni - Sztoj pa moru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Kathleen MacInnes - Gaol ise Gaol i 🇱🇹 Rasa Serra - Žalioj girioj, lygioj lankoj 🇲🇩 Drumul Dracului 🇫🇷 La Rioule des Compagnons du Monde - Gloire aux Moutons 🇬🇷 Απάνω στην Τριανταφυλλιά (On the rosebush) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Plethyn - Didlan 🇦🇹 Amarok Avari - Bärentanz 🇪🇸 Arany Zoltán - Non é gran cousa (medieval song from Galicia) 🇷🇺 Отава Ё – Сумецкая 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Peter Bellamy - Oak, Ash and Thorn 🇸🇪 Jonna Jinton - Vargsången 🇭🇷 Svarica - Smrt u jeseni 🇮🇪 Liam Ó Maonlaí - Sadhbh Ni Bhruinneallaigh 🇳🇴 Rolandskvadet 🇮🇹 Gorö po popu (traditional zitera dance from Resia Valley) 🇩🇪 Faun - Diese kalte Nacht 🇸🇮 Zrejlo je žito (traditional) 🇱🇻 Tatjana Vucāne - 'Latvietes Mīts /Piedzimšana/Jaunība 🇸🇰 Hrdza - Stephen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Ella Roberts - The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond 🇷🇺 Oh, my dear sisters, Oh, my dear godmothers 🇫🇮 Sanni Halla - Nuku nuku nurmilintu

image credit: Seniorita Verita (reblog here the original picture)

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#Marie Boine - Gula Gula

[yrblogbaby]

I was tagged by the lovely @the-words-we-sung, tysm 🫶💜

No pressure tags: @crownedwille @amailboxlemur @omarcitoloves @darktwistedgenderplural @mostlypisces-blog @resipsaloquitace @omar-bb (sry if any of you have already been tagged 🙈)

Also, everyone who wants to do this consider yourself tagged! ✨

[felgueirosa]

i was tagged by @speculatives for 9 people you'd like to know better! so here goes!

top 3 ships

hella x adelaide x adaire (but hella x adelaide in particular): ugh i've talked a million times about how i love hella and how the way that ali played her changed me as a person, but i just can't stop listening to hieron over and over again because i can't escape the dynamic of hella murdering adelaide, being haunted by her, and then falling in love with her after death and that being a factor in her changing her ways. like what if you are evil and you kill someone and then fall in love with them as you are haunted by them and your decisions. and also you're both girls. evil lesbian awakening.

idk i really like certain characters and am invested in their relationships because we have relationships with everyone, positive or negative, and they define our lives, so of course i'm invested in their relationships, it is their relationships to other people that helps create who they are as a character and also forms the plot but i don't really consider myself a shipper and also i can't think of any more right now and also i'm kind of a little bit drunk so if i think of more i will add them, hella adaire and adelaide just came to mind. idk like i said hope this makes sense i had some tequila.

most recent song: boadan nuppi bealde by mari boine (i started listening to my sámi playlist last night and then i was like. i should go to bed. shameless promotion of my sámi playlist. it's one of my great masterpieces)

first ship: spock x kirk. no comment.

currently reading: the traitor baru cormorant by seth dickinson. listen. i've been reading this book for months. i love it, it's my girlfriend's favorite series and she's gotten drunk with seth before, but it's very heavy and has some very personal themes to me so it's been taking me a while to read it. and i had to put it on hold for a bit bc some things happened in my life and i got super depressed and had to read something a bit lighthearted for a bit. but i love it and am still reading it.

last watched: derry girls. it's a comfort show and i still hadn't seen the most recent season(s) so i'm like now i have to watch it all over again.

currently craving: yuca frita. for days. i need to go buy some yuca and make it myself bc my sister came home from uni and brought the air fryer and the yuca frita at my fave venezuelan restaurant doesn't travel super well.

tagging: @bisexualmoses @librarycards @transboydororo @stenchblossoms @loveydoveykirk @minglana @misspickman @shadeslayer @discworldwitches if yáll want to and also anyone else who wants to! hope im not being annoying i love talking about myself

[metalshockfinland]

Sámi Icon MARI BOINE Releases New Single + Video 'Lean dás' Ft. Ella Marie

Photo by Knut Bry Renowned singer, musician, activist, and cultural icon Mari Boine is now releasing her newest single, “Lean dás”! This captivating track is a unique collaboration with Norwegian-Sámi vocalist and activist Ella Marie Hætta Isaksen (former ISÁK). The artists bring their rich musical backgrounds to the track, infusing it with a profound sense of authenticity and passion. The…

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26, 41

26. Describe your crush

Jeeeez, why am I doing this??

Here we go goddamn it..

The thing is, I think I get a crush quite easily. So there might be a couple.. Something more intense and something not that serious. But things that are common for them are similar music taste with me, nature and animals are important to them, they overall are a kind soul, see the beauty in things, are a bit nerdy, deep and mysterious.. Lookwise I usually get a crush on men with longer hair and maybe some facial hair, and who are taller. What can I do, my "type" might be that typical metalhead guy..

41. What was the last concert you went to?

Edit: I forgot which was the last one, it's been a while already :D

In May I got to see the wonderful Sámi artist Mari Boine! I went there with my mom <3 It was so powerful, me and probably most of us there got intense goosebumps.. That drum! Such an special experience.

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よしもとかよ 「日々是好日」。vol.122 (2023/12/6 + 12/13)

2023   6th + 13th december 　

M1 Eagle Man / Changing Woman (Mari Boine)

　 M2 ミシャオの馬 - Love Palace Mix - (Dao Dezi feat. Tri Yann) 　 　 M3 air of December (Edie Brickell & New Bohemians)

　 M4 Njuvccat bohtet (Ulla Pirttijarvi) 　 　 M5 do ciebie Kasiuni (Warsaw Village Band) 　 　 M6 winter (Joshua Radin) 　 　 M7 illumination (Secret Garden) 　　 　　 M8 le rideau rouge (Austine) 　

< 好日の素…アウターを選ぶこと>

　 いよいよ12月。 山の方では雪の知らせもあり、 さすがに寒くなってきました。 それじゃあずっと家にいていいよ、なんて ことならいいんですが、そういうわけにもいかず… 特にここ北陸では 冬ともなれば コートやジャケットは必需品なのです。 　 とはいうものの、アウター選びというのも これがなかなかどうして、 かばんや靴同様に この一着があればOK!ということには ならないもの。 他の衣類よりちょっとばかり値がはることもあって ほいほい何着も買えないな、とも感じたり。 デザインや色だけでなく、 実用性も考えて…と 選ぶのに慎重になってしまいます。 　 セーターなど厚手の服の さらに上に着るものなので、 わたしとしては 腕や脇が窮屈でないものがいいな、と思ったり 厚手の生地だと暖かいけれど 重たいので肩が凝るな、とか 雪を払いやすいのがいいな、とか 冬にしか着ないのだから メ���テナンスが楽なものがいいな、とか… 　 ちょっと考えただけでも さまざまな条件が出てきます。 加えて、TPOを考えたり 価格が納得いくものか、となってくると 悩ましくもなるわけです。 　 そんないろんな条件を ある程度クリアしてくれそうなところで この冬は キルティングジャケットや アウトドア系のジャケットに 目が行っています。 　 寒い季節、外でも 快適に過ごせるように… 　 　 　

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< 日々是食べたい！ … クルフカ >

　 初めて口にしたのは、 確か友人のおすそ分けだったかと 思います。 「これ、めっちゃおいしいから！」と いただいたのは、 白い包み紙に銀色の牛の絵が描かれた キャラメルのような… しかし！頬張った瞬間、 ホロッとほどけて 「これ、キャラメル…じゃない！？」と とにかく驚いたのが、 このポーランドのお菓子、クルフカだったのです。 　 その後ずっと出会えずにいたのですが つい2年ほど前、偶然それらしきものを発見。 購入してみたらば、メーカーこそ違えど これだ！となり、 以来わたしのおやつの定番のひとつになっています。 　 いくつかのメーカーから 発売されているようですが、 どのパッケージにも 牛が描かれているのは 単にミルク味だとか ミルクをつかったお菓子だから、という ことだけではなく、 クルフカというその名前が そもそもポーランドのことばで 「ちいちゃい牛ちゃん」という意味だから、 ということのよう。 日本語的な表現なら、 モーモーちゃん、といったところでしょうか。 　 しっかり甘く、されど キャラメルとは違い、 ほろりと口の中で ほどけて消えるため、 ついついもうひとつ、と 止まらなくなって��まうお菓子。 その食感におどろく顔が見たくて、 いろんなひとに 食べてみて！とおすそわけしている わたしなのでした…。

[ghoulnextdoor]

Day 27: “Playlist/mixtape” for @bloodmilk x @cchelseawwolfe #octoberchrysalis.

There was a time a decade or so ago when I would dedicate every Sunday to making playlists of the new music I had discovered. You can find hundreds over of them on 8tracks, still. But that was, as I often say, another life, certainly a much more solitary and sad one, and I had a lot of lonely time to fill.

These days, I get around to curating these compilations maybe once a year— if that.

I'm over on Deezer now and that's where you'll find today's atmospheric playlist of haunting siren songs. All artists + songs are listed below. BEAUTY CONSISTS OF ITS OWN PASSING Dusk, Chelsea Wolfe Heresy, Emily Jane White Vuoi Vuoi Mu, Mari Boine Strawberry Moon, Alela Diana Carolina, Taylor Swift From Vapor to Stardust, Marissa Nadler Night Terrors, Spelles Like Human, Myrkur Where did you go, Nicole Sabouné Nightcall, London Grammar Perpetual flame of Centralia, Lingua Ignota Desire, Aeseaes Hear me, HÆLOS Stories, Eivør Everything matters, Aurora Cassandra, Florence + the Machine Persefone, Anna von Hausswolff Mona Lisa moan, Eartheater Body, Emma Ruth Rundle Tears as fuel, Louise lemon Gibson girl, Ethel Cain Candy necklace, Lana del Rey Myopia, Agnes Obel Leave behind, Sarah Cripps Sticks and Stones, Smoke Fairies Looking for a ghost, Fever Ray Shinigami eyes, Grimes Lipstick on the Glass, Wolf Alice Bood and butter, Carolina Polachek The body is a blade, Japanese Breakfast Quiet Eyes, Sharon von Etten What was I made for, Billie Eilish Stay soft, Mitski Sea of love, Cat Power