Musical work
hip-hop artist; songwriter; language-program participant. Instruments recorded in the collection: rap vocals; songwriting; beat role not independently confirmed. Genres: hip-hop; Cherokee-language contemporary music.
Evidence and identity
Horton Records and KOSU directly support Tahlequah, hip-hop role, Cherokee-language recording, and program context.; Instrument role is not confirmed by this pass; retain as adjacent lead until an explicit instrument source is located.
Horton Records announces groundbreaking album in Cherokee language
Announcement identifies Nofire as born and raised in Tahlequah and a hip-hop performer who wrote a Cherokee-language song with producer Kawnar.
A new album hopes to get a new generation speaking and singing the Cherokee language
Public radio identifies Nofire as a Tahlequah Cherokee Immersion School employee and hip-hop performer on the language album.
The Baker / Digaduhvsga / ᏗᎦᏚᎲᏍᎦ
Horton page identifies the song by Nofire, gives Cherokee and English lyric presentation, and credits producer Kawnar.