Vibe Tribe Magazinehttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.appIndigenous music, film, arts, culture and businessen-CAAfter Prey, Amber Midthunder Refused to Stay in One Boxhttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/amber-midthunder-after-prey/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/amber-midthunder-after-prey/Her Naru made a blockbuster feel personal. The projects that followed show an actor expanding the parts she gets to play.Ashley Michel Built a Store Where Forty Artists Could Belonghttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/ashley-michel-four-generations-creations/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/ashley-michel-four-generations-creations/4 Generations Creations began with representation for one daughter. The Kamloops business now offers a platform for a much wider circle of makers.Big Tones Isn’t Keeping the Spotlight to Himselfhttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/big-tones-music-mentorship-and-shine/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/big-tones-music-mentorship-and-shine/Pasqua First Nation rapper Anthony Pasqua turns hard experience into music, from his 2026 song Shine to youth mentorship and Indigenous hip-hop.Carrie Allison Is Stitching Family History into the Presenthttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/carrie-allison-beadwork-memory-montreal/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/carrie-allison-beadwork-memory-montreal/A 2026 museum exhibition traces how beadwork, archives and kinship can become an artist’s way of telling a story that belongs to more than one generation.Chief Rock & MzShellz Are Building Their Own Lanehttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/chief-rock-mzshellz-creative-partnership/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/chief-rock-mzshellz-creative-partnership/From the first guest verses to contemporary duets, two independent artists are building a whole creative infrastructure behind the music.Chief Rock | Six Nations Indigenous Hip-Hop Artist & Producer | Vibe Tribehttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/chief-rock-still-building/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/chief-rock-still-building/Discover Chief Rock (Sino General), a Cayuga MC from Six Nations and Hamilton: Native hip-hop, Enter-Tribal, The Relentless Warrior, music videos and albums.Ellescriv Follows the Pine River Back to the Songhttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/ellescriv-wandering-the-pine/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/ellescriv-wandering-the-pine/Saulteau First Nation songwriter Ellescriv (Lorissa Scriven) connects northern BC landscape, longing, and alt-folk on Wandering the Pine.Ger Carriere Wrote a Song to the Girl Who Kept Dreaminghttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/ger-carriere-can-i-be-her/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/ger-carriere-can-i-be-her/Cree artist Ger Carriere bridges pop, rock and R&B with the uplifting Can I Be Her, featured at the 2026 OHSOTO’KINO program.You Know Glen Gould from Tulsa King. His Story Started Long Before It.https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/glen-gould-tulsa-king-beyond-jimmy/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/glen-gould-tulsa-king-beyond-jimmy/The Mi’kmaq actor behind Jimmy the Creek has spent decades turning up where the story gets interesting—on television, film and the stage.Five Indigenous Artists Worth a Closer Listen in 2026https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/indigenous-artists-on-our-radar/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/indigenous-artists-on-our-radar/PINDN, OSANI, Big Tones, Stacie Arden Smith and Ellescriv: five different sounds, five reasons to pay attention.Jessie Anthony Is Telling Stories That Refuse to Look Awayhttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/jessie-anthony-making-space-behind-the-camera/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/jessie-anthony-making-space-behind-the-camera/From Six Nations to the director’s chair, the filmmaker behind Brother, I Cry is building a screen language that lets Indigenous characters be complicated, human and unforgettable.Justin Jacob Louis Is Taking Indigenous Design into New Roomshttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/justin-jacob-louis-section35-fashion/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/justin-jacob-louis-section35-fashion/From SECTION 35 streetwear to an independent menswear label, the Samson Cree designer is building more than a clothing line.MzShellz | Indigenous Female Rapper & R&B Artist | Vibe Tribehttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/mzshellz-the-voice-and-the-vision/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/mzshellz-the-voice-and-the-vision/Meet MzShellz (Michelle Lee Runns), the Indigenous hip-hop and R&B artist behind Boss Lady, 306 Vibe and Enter-Tribal, and discover her music and videos.Nathaniel Arcand Has Been Playing the Long Gamehttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/nathaniel-arcand-the-long-game/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/nathaniel-arcand-the-long-game/From North of 60 to Sinners and contemporary television, a working actor’s career is a reminder that longevity rarely arrives with a single headline.Seven Artists. Seven Different Sounds. One Wider Stage.https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/ohsotokino-seven-artists-2026/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/ohsotokino-seven-artists-2026/The 2026 OHSOTO’KINO music incubator brought Big Tones, Ellescriv, Stacie Arden Smith and four other artists into a national conversation.OSANI Is Building a Sound That Won’t Stay in Its Lanehttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/osani-winnipeg-production-without-borders/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/osani-winnipeg-production-without-borders/The Winnipeg rapper-producer draws from Indigenous and Guyanese identities to make experimental hip-hop that sounds deliberately difficult to categorize.Pam Baker’s Touch of Culture Makes the Business Personalhttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/pam-baker-touch-of-culture/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/pam-baker-touch-of-culture/An Indigenous designer’s work shows how fashion, workshops and mentorship can all live inside one creative enterprise.PINDN Turned a Return to Self into a Rap Recordhttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/pindn-spirits-back-victoria-hip-hop/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/pindn-spirits-back-victoria-hip-hop/On Spirits Back, the Victoria MC approaches hip-hop as healing, storytelling and a contemporary continuation of inherited voices.Sandra Laronde Built a Stage Big Enough for the Worldhttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/sandra-laronde-red-sky-performance/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/sandra-laronde-red-sky-performance/With Red Sky Performance, the Teme-Augama Anishinaabe director has moved Indigenous dance, theatre and music across borders while keeping storytelling at the centre.Stacie Arden Smith Writes the North into Every Versehttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/stacie-arden-smith-songs-from-yellowknife/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/stacie-arden-smith-songs-from-yellowknife/Yellowknife Tłı̨chǫ singer-songwriter Stacie Arden Smith turns lived experience into acoustic songs, including 60th Line and the 2026 OHSOTO’KINO program.Teagan Littlechief Has a Country Song for the Girl She Used to Behttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/teagan-littlechief-rez-girl-proud/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/teagan-littlechief-rez-girl-proud/Cree and Saulteaux country artist Teagan Littlechief releases Rez Girl Proud in 2026, following years of major stages and Indigenous music accolades.The Narcissism Double Standard?https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/the-narcissism-double-standard/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/the-narcissism-double-standard/Selfies, OnlyFans, the monetization of attention, and why male victims deserve to be heard.Tomson Highway’s Rose Waited Decades for This Momenthttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/tomson-highway-rose-finally-on-stage/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/tomson-highway-rose-finally-on-stage/A long-unproduced work from the Rez Cycle finally reached a professional stage in 2026—and brought a new generation into the conversation.Indigenous Stories Deserve the Front Pagehttps://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/why-vibe-tribe-exists/https://vibe-tribe-magazine.vercel.app/stories/why-vibe-tribe-exists/A new independent platform for the artists, creators, entrepreneurs and culture-shapers who deserve to be seen.