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Johnny Landry began writing music in the early 1980s, fusing Dehghaot’ine tea dance songs with popular music. In 1995, his song, “Hina Na Ho Hine” was recorded by NU artist, Susan Aglukark. Johnny continues to write and perform in the Dene Zhatié language.
See photos of Johnny and hear the full interview at: https://www.musiciansofthemidnightsun.com/artists/johnny-landry
Support the project at: https://www.musiciansofthemidnightsun.com/donate
Follow Musicians of the Midnight at https://www.facebook.com/Musicians-of-the-Midnight-Sun-2118206611779800
and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musiciansofthemidnightsun/
Johnny Landry began writing music in the early 1980s, fusing Dehghaot’ine tea dance songs with popular music. In 1995, his song, “Hina Na Ho Hine” was recorded by NU artist, Susan Aglukark. Johnny continues to write and perform in the Dene Zhatié language.
See photos of Johnny and hear the full interview at: https://www.musiciansofthemidnightsun.com/artists/johnny-landry
Support the project at: https://www.musiciansofthemidnightsun.com/donate
Follow Musicians of the Midnight at https://www.facebook.com/Musicians-of-the-Midnight-Sun-2118206611779800
and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musiciansofthemidnightsun/