All decisions (creative and otherwise), policies, actions, efforts and management in general will be determined by an Internal Council, all members of TATANKA, based on and aligned to Indigenous Knowledge, Ancestral Wisdom.
Experience the soulful sounds of Marcus King with his latest track “Me or Tennessee” from the album Mood Swings. Dive into the emotions and melodies crafted by this talented artist.
Get ready to travel back in time with A Short Walk to Pluto’s rendition of Tears for Fears’ iconic track ‘Everybody Wants to Rule The World’. Feel the nostalgia as the band puts their unique spin on this timeless classic, blending their modern rock sound with the essence of the original.
On Transgender Day of Visibility, we honor the extraordinary courage and contributions of transgender Americans and reaffirm our Nation’s commitment to forming a more perfect Union — where all people are created equal and treated equally throughout their lives.
We are actively looking for performance artists, musicians and singers who bring a unique voice and style to our music. Whether you identify as Indigenous, LGBTQ, a person of color, or belong to any race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation, we value your contribution to our musical ensemble. Embracing diversity is at the core of our mission, and we believe that every individual adds a distinct flavor to our sound.
Embody DEI & fulfill the UN’s SDGs via TATANKA, a U.S.-based Orchestra Americana, ISO international talent. #OneLove
Learn about TATANKA here and below. For many reasons, now is the perfect time for “TATANKA.” TATANKA will illustrate and benefit from Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, not merely “supporting” worthy causes including Indigenous and LGBTQ rights, but modeling all, by example. Less talk. More action. Musically, TATANKA will be an “Americana Orchestra” with two bassists, … Read moreABOUT
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“Covers” was the result of my finally putting together the home studio so I could teach my then 14-year-old son how to mix and record. He helped with percussion and piano as noted, and my wife sang on one song, but it was fodder to help him get the just. He did. “Song 2” (Blur) is all him – drums, bass, guitar, and vocals, which I taught him in that organic order. I know I am biased, but he crushed it. 14. Now he has his own rock band and long ago I handed over the studio keys, but he has the gear, talent, knowledge and determination to make a go of it, if he chooses.