Get the full set of albums by Khu.éex’ at a special price!
Buy all three albums in color vinyl for $110 (originally bought separately $140). Get all four albums in color vinyl including:
"WOOCh" on purple colored triple vinyl
This newest album focuses on the concept of the Alaska Native communities' shared experiences, the album explores the connection between historical and contemporary issues and intergenerational strength in the face of trauma. "WOOch" represents Bernie Worrell's, who was the co-founder of the band, final major studio project before his passing.
“Héen” on ocean blue colored triple vinyl
The recording of Khu.éex’s third album, entitled “Héen” (water in the Tlingit language), coincided with critical events and issues affecting Indian Country (and the earth as a whole) including the construction of Dakota Access Pipeline and the endangerment of clean water in our communities. These events were on the group’s mind during these sessions, which resulted in water being a conceptual connecting thread throughout the material. Features an etched side designed by Khu.éex’ co-founder and bassist Preston Singletary.
“They Forgot They Survived” on white colored triple vinyl
“They Forgot They Survived”. Featuring local Tlingit glass artist Preston Singletary (bass), funk legend Bernie Worrell (keys), Stanton Moore (drums), Skerik (sax), and Captain Raab (guitar). Also featuring Native storyteller/actor/performance artist Gene Tagaban, visual artist Clarissa Rizal on vocals and spoken word, Om Johari, Nahaan, and Indrayani Ananda. Features an etched side designed by Khu.éex’ co-founder and bassist Preston Singletary.
“The Wilderness Within” on red colored double vinyl
Introducing the debut album by Khu.éex’, “The Wilderness Within”. Featuring local Tlingit glass artist Preston Singletary (bass), funk legend Bernie Worrell (keys), Stanton Moore (drums), Skerik (sax), and Captain Raab (guitar). Also featuring Native storyteller/actor/performance artist Gene Tagaban, and visual artist Clarissa Rizal on vocals and spoken word.