1. Sacrilege
Bruce Babbitt. Courtesy of Klee
Benally taken from the Snowbowl
Effect Documentary
2. Honor the People – Casper
Loma-Dawa.
Courtesy of 3rd Mesa Music
3. Reservations – Bigg Trub f/ D.I.
C.E.
Courtesy of Izm Pakt Productions
4. Rez’d Out – Maniac.
Produced by Maniac
Courtesy of Night Shield
Entertainment
5. Unearth – Aztlan Underground.
Produced and engineered by
Cesar Mejia at CSUDH studios.
Music and lyrics Aztlan
Underground
6. Too Long – Yaiva.
Produced by Infamy the Chosen
One.
Courtesy of 4th World
Entertainment
7. Rain – JayNez.
Produced by JayNez.
Courtesy of Dream 1 Records
8. Horror Story – Manik.
Produced by DJ Sichuan.
Courtesy of Dropoutz Recordings.
9. Why - Shatta I.
Produced by Zionway Sound
System
Courtesy of I.N.I Management
10. Lightning Strikes – Nakai tha
BlkCrow & DJ Odysey of Soul
Tribe Produced by DJ Odysey.
Courtesy of Soul Tribe Music
11. Broken Jaw – RedCloud &
Braille Produced by Sir Roc Domz
Courtesy of Syntax Records
12. Eagle RedDay
Produced by Sir Nasty
Courtesy of Hunter Redday
13. As We Elevate – Project X.
Produced by Danny Boy.
Courtesy of Studio X Productions
14. Adolescence – Night Shield &
Overflow. Produced by Overflow
Courtesy of Night Shield Ent.
15. Knowledge – Bomb Legacy
Produced by Bomb Legacy.
Courtesy of Status Quo Ent.
16. What’s Truth - SupaMan
Produced by Supaman
Courtesy of Lions Den Recordings
17. Mother Earth – Ras K’Dee.
Courtesy of Ras K’Dee
18. Is anyone listening – Cora Max
Courtesy of Klee Benally taken
from the Snowbowl Effect
Documentary
Bruce Babbitt. Courtesy of Klee
Benally taken from the Snowbowl
Effect Documentary
2. Honor the People – Casper
Loma-Dawa.
Courtesy of 3rd Mesa Music
3. Reservations – Bigg Trub f/ D.I.
C.E.
Courtesy of Izm Pakt Productions
4. Rez’d Out – Maniac.
Produced by Maniac
Courtesy of Night Shield
Entertainment
5. Unearth – Aztlan Underground.
Produced and engineered by
Cesar Mejia at CSUDH studios.
Music and lyrics Aztlan
Underground
6. Too Long – Yaiva.
Produced by Infamy the Chosen
One.
Courtesy of 4th World
Entertainment
7. Rain – JayNez.
Produced by JayNez.
Courtesy of Dream 1 Records
8. Horror Story – Manik.
Produced by DJ Sichuan.
Courtesy of Dropoutz Recordings.
9. Why - Shatta I.
Produced by Zionway Sound
System
Courtesy of I.N.I Management
10. Lightning Strikes – Nakai tha
BlkCrow & DJ Odysey of Soul
Tribe Produced by DJ Odysey.
Courtesy of Soul Tribe Music
11. Broken Jaw – RedCloud &
Braille Produced by Sir Roc Domz
Courtesy of Syntax Records
12. Eagle RedDay
Produced by Sir Nasty
Courtesy of Hunter Redday
13. As We Elevate – Project X.
Produced by Danny Boy.
Courtesy of Studio X Productions
14. Adolescence – Night Shield &
Overflow. Produced by Overflow
Courtesy of Night Shield Ent.
15. Knowledge – Bomb Legacy
Produced by Bomb Legacy.
Courtesy of Status Quo Ent.
16. What’s Truth - SupaMan
Produced by Supaman
Courtesy of Lions Den Recordings
17. Mother Earth – Ras K’Dee.
Courtesy of Ras K’Dee
18. Is anyone listening – Cora Max
Courtesy of Klee Benally taken
from the Snowbowl Effect
Documentary
| Executive Producers – Kelvin Long for ECHOES & Gabriel Yaiva for4th World Entertainment. Thanks to the creator for giving us a sacred mountain to fight for and the voice to fight those that have no voice. Thanks and blessings to all the artist who contributed their time and donated tracks to the Save The Peaks Compilation. Thanks to everyone involved in the struggle. |
| Now Available in a store near you or e-mail for ways to order online. The Save the Peaks movement was formed by the Indigenous Native Peoples of Northern Arizona and throughout Arizona to address the dire need to raise awareness for the protection the sacred San Francisco Peaks. The San Francisco Peaks are sacred to 13 tribes in the southwest including the Dine’ (Navajo), Hopi, Zuni, Havasupai, Hualapai, Apache, Tohono O’Odoham and San Juan Southern Paiute. "The Peaks" as they are commonly referred to, are under constant threat of destruction, mutilation, disrespect, and cultural genocide by ski resort corporations and by mining companies whose only view is to exploit the mountain for monetary gain and to provide "recreation". To the 13 tribes that hold The Peaks sacred, they will never be looked at as something to exploit for frivolous gain. Instead, they are cultural sources that the people draw strength from, a place to gather medicines that can cure ills that effect the people, and home of the spirits who take care of the people, animals and the Earth. For the Dine (Navajo) The Peaks are one of the four sacred mountains that mark their ancestral homeland. To the Hopi they are the home of the Katsina spirits who look after the Earth and the Beings who inhabit it. Please join us in our fight to end the further destruction, mutilation and disrespect of Indigenous cultures, religions and our Mother, the Earth. Doko’oo’sliid (Dine’) – "Shining On Top" Nuvatukaovi (Hopi) - "The Place of Snow on the Very Top" Protect The San Francisco Peaks |
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