I have good news and bad news. But, there is much more good news than bad news. The bad news first: The tour with E-40 has ended. The good news: Tha Native performed four new, unreleased songs during the tour. This means that these new songs must be close to being finished in the studio; or that they have been completely finished and will be available to purchase soon. At least one or two very soon and before waiting for a full album to come out; I hope. What’s more? The audi

For the second weekend in a row a group of us went out for some drinks, karaoke, and dancing in the city of Redlands. We hit a few different spots, but, like the week before, we started the night out at The Underground. Okay, so last week we went out on a different night and there was no karaoke. But there is on Saturday nights at The Underground. I think The Underground has a nice energy from the young crowd, who we are guessing are mostly college students or recent coll

How many of you are familiar with Tha Native’s Billboard top 10 single, I Love (California)? This is easily one of his most popular songs to date and probably his most viewed music video on YouTube. We wanted to share with you all this video by one of the foremost Native American rappers today. If you’re an old fan of Tha Native, you’ve probably seen it. For the rest of you, enjoy and please subscribe to his YouTube channel. Enjoy. #NativeAmericanHipHop #NativeAmericanRapper

Inland Empire hip hop artist, Tha Native, went out Friday night to the city of Redlands. The main point of the visit was to check out some possible future venues for hip hop shows. Of course, we still made a fun night of it. At least I had a good time. The first place we visited was The Underground. The photo of the bar below doesn’t fully illustrate just how packed this place was; especially the bar. The bar at times was surrounded by a crowd of eager and impatient partygoer

Last weekend got crazy at San Manuel Casino in Highland, CA. There was no dressing up in costumes as Halloween has passed, but the freaks still came out at night in the IE. Below is Full Circle coming out on stage and then getting things started for the night. Tha Native eventually joined Full Circle for some songs including a wonderful cover of John Legend’s All Of Me. This song alone is good reason to watch Tha Native not just perform Native American hip hop, but also other

This weekend we all had a lot of fun at San Manuel Casino. Tha Native performed two nights in a row with Full Circle inside the Tukut Lounge. Full Circle and Tha Native dressed up for Saturday night’s performance. Get a look at those awesome and funny costumes. Check out Tha Native with Full Circle covering David Bowie’s Let’s Dance. Really good, right? It’s not the full song, but it’s a nice clip of Tha Native when not doing his own Native American hip hop. He’s a great sing

Full Circle back at it again at Inland Empire rapper’s home, Tha Native. They’re getting prepared for tonight and tomorrow night at the Tukut Lounge inside San Manuel Casino. The casino is located at 777 San Manuel Blvd, Highland, CA 92346. I was present for their last two performances at the Tukut Lounge and they were both a lot of fun. There was a line to get in almost the entire time they performed. The point is, don’t wait too late to join us. Full Circle should be taking

Full Circle, seen below, was practicing recently in Tha Native’s garage/man cave. They will be preforming live this coming Friday and Saturday night, 10/28 and 10/29, in the Tukut Lounge at San Manuel Casino in Highland, CA. Tha Native will be joining them for a few songs. Probably no original Native American rap by Tha Native, but this is a chance to hear him sing if you haven’t had a chance to do so yet. He’s truly a multi-talented artist. We hope you can join either of the

Native American hip hop artist, Tha Native, ventured out for some spooky fun with some of his Inland Empire crew. Jerry’s killin’ that Fred Flintstone sized drumstick. It didn’t stand a chance against his prehistoric appetite. Just kidding Jerry D. We all know it was a long night. Just walking from area to area was crazy. Check out these videos. About to shoot some baskets. Too bad this game sucked for us all. It was near impossible to win anything. Who doesn’t like Coke? A m

Did you know that American Indian hip hop artist, Tha Native, is a huge fan of hard rock music? Yup! So when Ozzfest Meets Knotfest came to the Inland Empire, Tha Native and friends jumped into the limo bus and headed to the show. Disturbed put on an amazing show with flames shooting out at different points in their songs. Very cool effect. I could actually feel the warmth of the flames each time they shot out like cannons. Not sure how the people who were right in front felt