Logan Staats’ beautiful new song, “Deadman” is another example of the power of art to call attention to injustice. The track comes alongside a visual accompaniment partially shot at the site of a former residential school.

Logan was beaten and arrested by the RCMP while supporting the Wet’suwet’en peoples. I was only peacefully singing our water song and hugging/protecting a 70-year-old matriarch.I was free’d and remain steadfast and committed to defending the land from sea to sea all across Turtle Island.
Mohawk singer-songwriterLogan Staatsmakes his return with the new single “Deadman,” which signals the storyteller and activist’s debut release under the Indigenous-owned label,Red Music Rising.
“I wrote ‘Deadman’ while in rehab. It’s not about a girl; the culture is the love that I’m asking for,” he revealed in a press release.
The love Staats pleads for in the song is not romantic but rather…
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