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DJ Kwest (my soulmate), Todd Terry, Tony Humphries/Yellorange, Susan Aglukark, Buffy St Marie, Pura Fe, Naked Music, Miguel Migs and Jocelyn Brown, Veronica Johnny, Mn2s, DJ Collette, Flava Flaaaaav, Marty Sonique...can't forget the best of the rest MAW...
As for my mentors, they are the glue that keeps me together. Always surround yourself with better people. Special shoutouts to Carlyle Mark for booking me for my first gig! Thanks for believing in me!
I would like to also add that my family, friends, fans and Native community have been an amazing worldwide network that has blossomed into years of fabulous fun. AND to all the youth out there that want to be apart of the Wax Warriors network please email me and let's chat.
Thanks to everyone who encouraged me along the way, you all were positive influences when the going got tough.
Many more influences to come.
Sounds Like
my music sounds like:
house, electronic drums and Prairie Sage Buffalo Woman ;)
"GIVE US ONE INCH OF LAND AND WE'LL FEED OUR COMMUNITY,
GIVE US 12 INCHES OF VINYL AND WE'LL FEED THE WORLD"...dj kwe
Crystal Favel, Music Producer, Motivational Speaker and CEO of Urban Indian Productions Inc.
“Jump the cliff for what you believe in.”
Ms. Favel has worked with music producers from Romania, Portugal, Brazil, Paris, USA and Canada as she records
her inspirational writing to share with the world. Her
ability to compose and produce soundtracks allows her to
showcase her skills to combine traditional music with
electronic elements, thus creating “Electronic Drum Music.” She has already released her first storytelling CD that includes her original production and Elder teachings. Crystal Favel is the CEO of Urban Indian Productions and is a proud member of the Métis nation. Ms Favel is also known in Canada as DJ Kwe – the first Female Aboriginal DJ and Music Producer to incorporate a production company. Her trail blazing ideas and projects exude innovation and excellence as she reaches out to many corporate, mainstream and communities to reach their potential.
Urban Indian Productions Inc. (UIP) is a multimedia facility designed to distribute inspirational products and services to the world. UIP has been created to contribute to the sustainability of Aboriginal culture in Canada by providing multimedia services to artists, healers, Elders and business visionaries who want to record their teachings, stories, music or events through video, sound and design.
Ms Favel has also successfully created music for commercials, radio, film, record labels and web sites. Her ability to fuse electronic sounds gives her the niche to be able to produce for diverse media projects. She has sharpshooting organizational standards that allow her to overachieve and exceed clients expectations.
Through her own healing, she uses her compelling story to do motivational speaking and training workshops. Her presentations have included, ‘How Can I Inspire You To Inspire Someone Else’, ‘With This Blanket…I Shall Not Die!’, ‘Native Women in Technology’, ‘From Streets to Front Stage’, ‘Master the Art of Moving On and Reach for the Stars’’.
Her vision also includes inspiring Native youth to take full advantage of technology to invest into their future and help heal from the past. Ms. Favel has mentored youth by working on projects that will help build their portfolio.
Crystal Favel is a gifted writer who received her first writing commendation in grade three. She later went on to publish many of her inspirational writing across North America. Ms. Favel has nine years of technology experience, 10 years youth leadership experience, awards, certificates and milestones that validate her mission and positive attitude. Crystal was also published in the Spirit Magazine and the University of Victoria publication called “Thirdspace” to share her message “There is Always Hope”. Her talents have been recognized by the Spirit of Aboriginal Youth Magazine, Lac Du Flambeau Tribal News, Third Space, AfroToronto, Windspeaker, Transport Canada, Much Music and she has been deemed as a “Trailblazer” by the Aboriginal Business Quarterly.
Some of her previous clients include:
- Sto:lo Nation Aboriginal Access Powwow
- 2008 Cultural Olympiad - We Yah Hani Nah Coastal First Nations Dance Festival
- Dancers of Damelahamid - Gilo Hyte
- CANDO Conference
- HR McMillan Space Centre - Planetarium
- National Aboriginal Achievement Awards - 2007
- National Aboriginal Capital Corporation Assoc. Youth Entrepreneur Symposium - 2006
- Chiefs of Ontario – Youth Symposium
- Slave River Records, Snag Records & Meegwetch Records
- Brenda MacIntyre – Juno Award Winner & Featured Artist
- Energy Web Tv, Scarlett FM Radio & Planet Soul Network
- Aboriginal Voices Radio
- BC Student Leadership Conference
- Puma, Mexx, Pride week and various events in North America
- “Leave out Violence” Fundraiser
- Sponsored by Native Wear, Portland Maine, USA
Hey Kwe, Just listened to your new track. LOVE IT! You're so amazing, you know that? Raven and I look forward to seeing you when we come to the coast this summer. Peace, Brenda
There is no one quite like you
Born into this word through the womb
A place that is holy and sacred
Creator made no mistake when he created you
To the Men Thank you for being our protectors & defenders
To the Women Thank you for the countless works you do
I celebrate both men and women this weekend because without one there is not the other.
Happy Mothers Day
