Kinnie Starr - Wikipedia
Alida Kinnie Starr (born 1970) is a Canadian multidisciplinary singer and rapper.
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Booking, publicity, publishing and marketing contact information for Canadian musician, interdisciplinary artist and musical educator Kinnie Starr.
Kinnie Starr: Official Website
The official website of Canadian musician, producer, flimmaker, visual artist and activist Kinnie Starr.
Life after a brain injury: Kinnie Starr on trauma, loss and ... - CBC.ca
2019年1月4日 · In 2015, everything changed for musician Kinnie Starr. A car accident left her with a severe brain injury, which makes it difficult for her to play music.
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Kinnie Starr – Wonderment
Kinnie Starr first entered the public eye in the mid nineties when she signed a record deal with Mercury/island/DefJam (1997). Starr has been producing and engineering since the start of her professional career in 1996, and founded one of the first female-run record labels in Canada.
Kinnie Starr - Apple Music
A Canadian singer, songwriter, and actress known for incorporating spoken poetry and elements of hip-hop and electronica into her spontaneous indie rock, Kinnie Starr made her official solo debut with Tidy in 1996. She made her first feature film …
Kinnie Starr / APORIA
"In many ways, the 10-song album seems like hallmark Kinnie Starr. It can be fierce, uncompromising, angry, despairing, funny and uplifting while showcasing a number of styles that the genre-hopping artist has mastered since beginning her …
Kinnie Starr | Writers | Beat Nation – Hip Hop as Indigenous Culture
Kinnie Starr, Emerged, from the Juno nominated album featuring Moka Only and Spek from the Dream Warriors. When De La Soul’s “Three Feet High And Rising” hit the streets in ’89 it was like my brain exploded with optimism.
Recent Work | Kinnie Starr Official Website
Between 2012 and 2016, Kinnie Starr researched, created, executive-produced, co-wrote and hosted the groundbreaking film, Play Your Gender, which addressed the gender gap in the music industry.