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mikmaqaep
Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program
A project for music creation, production & healing
Dartmouth, NS
2026 dates TBA
#T3KILLAH dropped a new banger featuring #CheriseBasque titled “Take Me As I Am” 🇨🇦⚓️ how’s it sounding??
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Now is the perfect time to watch "No Way I'll Come Down"a short documentary by @matthew.ingraham following MAEP generation 1 in June 2024.
Watch it on youtube now at the link in our bio
📸 @support4culture
STREAMING NOW - Half a Lifetime - @itsjosephrue
🎧 Listen where ever you stream music!
STREAMING NOW - Half a Lifetime - @itsjosephrue
🎧 Listen where ever you stream music!
📣 VINYL ALERT! 📣
If you are looking for a vinyl of "No Way I'll Come Down" the album of MAEP Generation 1 we have a limited number available for sale!
📀All proceeds from the vinyl sale will go back to the MAEP program to continue on for more generations! Vinyl are $40.
If you would like a copy email andree@greyseaeventmanagement.com to get yours!
📸 @support4culture
📣 VINYL ALERT! 📣
If you are looking for a vinyl of "No Way I'll Come Down" the album of MAEP Generation 1 we have a limited number available for sale!
📀All proceeds from the vinyl sale will go back to the MAEP program to continue on for more generations! Vinyl are $40.
If you would like a copy email andree@greyseaeventmanagement.com to get yours!
📸 @support4culture
STREAMING NOW - FIRE INSIDE OF YOUR SOUL
Christina Googoo@jordanpeckmusic @gearljij@ampmtodd @marshallmerle @keithmullins
Listen now where ever you stream music!
📸 @support4culture
The first year of the Mi'kmaq Artist Emergence Program was captured not only through song, but on film. No Way I'll Come Down - is the short documentary by @matthew.ingraham telling the story of MAEP generation 1. Last week we were able to screen the doc with our friend and family at @alderneylanding! If you werent able to join us you can now watch online at our youtube channel!
STREAM NOW at the link in our bio!
📸 @support4culture
The first year of the Mi'kmaq Artist Emergence Program was captured not only through song, but on film. No Way I'll Come Down - is the short documentary by @matthew.ingraham telling the story of MAEP generation 1. Last week we were able to screen the doc with our friend and family at @alderneylanding! If you werent able to join us you can now watch online at our youtube channel!
STREAM NOW at the link in our bio!
📸 @support4culture
What a night! We celebrated the talented musicians, producers, and mentors of the @mikmaqaep, who came together to create the very first MAEP album.
Their hard work and creativity lit up the room. Congrats to all - this is how we shape the future of our music community! ✨ 🎶
NO WAY ILL COME DOWN is officially on all streaming platforms! This project from MAEP Generation one is a true work of love, passion, creativity, friendship and collaboration, please enjoy these songs and share with your friends! 💚
🎧 available EVERYWHERE you stream music
NO WAY ILL COME DOWN is officially on all streaming platforms! This project from MAEP Generation one is a true work of love, passion, creativity, friendship and collaboration, please enjoy these songs and share with your friends! 💚
🎧 available EVERYWHERE you stream music
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
They dropped the doc, launched the vinyl, and honored the voices leading a new wave of Mi’kmaq music.
Huge thanks to everyone who built the @mikmaqaep from artists to community heroes (shoutout Councillor Carol Ann Potter).
#MAEP2025 #NoWayIllComeDown #MiKmaqNextGen
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
🎶✨ Kicking Off the Weekend with MAEP – Generation 1 LP Launch ✨🎶
We kicked off our weekend at Alderney Landing, Dartmouth, celebrating the release of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” Generation 1 vinyl from the Mi’kmaq Artist Emergence Program (MAEP). From the moment we arrived, it was clear this was going to be a special gathering—audience and artists coming together to celebrate creativity, culture, and community.
The evening wove together live performances and a documentary screening, creating a truly unique connection between performers and audience. Every song, every story, every note felt personal, drawing us into the journeys of these talented Mi’kmaw artists. Carol Ann Porter took the stage to share heartfelt insights about the program and its vision, highlighting the importance of fostering emerging Mi’kmaw talent. Matthew Ingraham, who directed the documentary, was also on-site to say a few words, giving us insight into the making of the film and the artists’ stories captured within it.
We arrived early to secure our copy of the “No Way I’ll Come Down” vinyl—the perfect companion to the documentary—and during intermission, we were lucky enough to get it signed while capturing some photos to remember the night.
With its mix of emotional storytelling, cultural expression, and personal inspiration, this album is a milestone for the Generation 1 artists and the program itself.
As MAEP enters its third year, we can’t wait to see—and hear—what comes next from this emerging wave of Mi’kmaw talent.
Swipe through for photos from the launch, and check out a video collage of the live performance of the title track. Every moment captured the heart and creativity of a program shaping the future of Mi’kmaq music.
#MAEP #NoWayIllComeDown #Mi’kmaqMusic #IndigenousArtists #VinylRelease #DartmouthNS #CulturalExpression #SupportIndigenousMusic #LiveMusicMagic
"No Way I'll Come Down" the MAEP Generation 1 - Vinyl LP will be available for purchase at the launch event tonight at Alderney Landing, 7pm
Vinyl's for $40! 📀
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