Next show: Los Angeles, Sun 15 Nov
An underground native american music artist from the local scene.
Talon Bazille Ducheneaux is a rap artist, producer and sound designer from the Cheyenne River Lakota & Crow Creek Dakota tribes. While he graduated with a bachelors in psychology at the University of Pennsylvania (c/o 2015), his work and life is surrounded in music and sound. He currently serves as the manager of Wicahpi Olowan Music Program/Recording Studio, through First Peoples Fund & Playing For Change Foundation, which is located in the Oglala Lakota Artspace in Kyle, SD. His albums, like “Creator Bless The Underground” are in the rap and hip hop genres, but are mixed with flavors of philosophy and culture stemming from his Dakota & Lakota background, struggle and resilience. His work in sound design has spanned from both art exhibit installations to theatre productions, including "RELATIVE" with Dyani White Hawk & Leya Hale as sound designer, which first showed at PAFA in 2023, and "For The People" as Indigenous Music Consultant, written by Larissa Fasthorse & Ty Defoe which premiered at The Guthrie in 2023.
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Bazille creates alternative hip-hop and rap infused with indigenous cultural themes, electronic soundscapes, and synth-punk elements.
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Bazille is based in South Dakota and draws deeply from Cheyenne River Lakota and Crow Creek Dakota cultural backgrounds.
