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Remix ⟷ Culture
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5K Followers
490 Posts
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Remix Culture has an Instagram engagement rate of 1.63%
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Remix Culture can charge up to $3 USD per Instagram post.
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Remix Culture (@remixculture) — 5K FollowersEngagement: 1.63% · Avg. Likes: 69 · Avg. Comments: 5
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FAQ – Remix Culture Instagram Stats
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Answer: A non-profit organization co-creating spaces of belonging by collaboratively documenting and remixing underrepresented traditional musicians.
Answer: Remix Culture has 4,537 followers on Instagram.
Answer: Engagement rate of Remix Culture's Instagram Account is 1.63%.
Answer: Average likes are about 69 per Instagram post.
Answer: Average comments are about 5 per post.
Answer: Instagram Id of Remix Culture is @remixculture.
Answer: Worth of an Instagram post on Remix Culture’s profile is $1 USD - $3 USD.
Answer: Remix Culture discusses Music, Culture on their Instagram.Top captions from recent popular posts:
- TANFIS IV RESIDENT ARTIST: We’re just a month away from Tanfis IV, our upcoming residency for NYC-based artists who identify as Black and/or Indigenous to the ‘Americas’! Next up from our cohort of incredible artists – Nelson Bandela! Nelson Bandela (bandelabandela) is a multimedia artist From Dallas TX currently living in Brooklyn New York. He naturally combines the cacophony of the DaDa art movement with elements of a choose your own adventure game in the lands of Gospel and Funk. Over the course of his career, Nelson has diligently contributed as an artist, producer, vocalist, animator, writer and director to a wide array of prolific endeavors including collaborations with the likes of Bill T. Jones, Swarvy, Pink Siifu, Nappy Nina and Tony Allen. VIDEO: An excerpt of ‘Clear Consciousness’, prod. by Nelson Bandela and swarvy, for Nelson’s Live on Lexington Tanfis IV is made possible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. #remixculture #fairtrade #fairtrademusic #fairtraderemix #traditionalmusic #folkmusic #blackculture #blackmusic #black #indigenousmusic #indigenousculture #indigenous #indigenoustotheamericas #nativeramerican #firstnations #nativemexican #indígena#remixartist #dj #producer #traditionalmusician #musicadelmundo #musicresidency
- TANFIS IV RESIDENT ARTIST: It’s here! It’s at last time to introduce the cohort of lead artists for Tanfis IV, our upcoming residency for NYC-based artists who identify as Black and/or Indigenous to the ‘Americas.’ We couldn’t be more excited to kick off this creative, collaborative journey this August. As we gear up, stay tuned here to meet some of the incredible artists who will be joining us—starting with Justine Lee Hooper. Drawing upon the breath and beat of flute and body, “delicate, if deft, survivor” (Downbeat Magazine) justine lee hooper (sojustinesays) exhales sentiments of past, present, and future by accessing defining nuances of human emotion. Performances by justine often intertwine themes of acceptance, grief, hope, joy, liberation, rage, and reciprocity with the vast interdisciplinary repertoire and legacy of black and gender-expansive revolutionaries, using interpolation, improvisation, and electronics to pigment distinct perspectives of sound. An invitation is extended to listeners to self-reflect in the mirrors of comfort and discomfort. justine performs with and composes for New York City’s only queer and trans salsa band, Las Mariquitas, which is “reimagining salsa and challenging the patriarchy” (Rolling Stone). justine is on the Jazz Committee of the National Flute Association, and they are an artist for CloudVocal wireless audio technology. They have performed for the United Nations and have been acknowledged by The New York Times and Playbill. justine has collaborated with artists such as duendita, Joy Guidry, Key Glock, Sara Ramírez, and Solange. VIDEO: An excerpt of Justine performing in ’11x7’, a project in collaboration with sharalunon presented at issueprojectroom Tanfis IV is made possible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. #remixculture #fairtrade #fairtrademusic #fairtraderemix #traditionalmusic #folkmusic #blackculture #blackmusic #black #indigenousmusic #indigenousculture #indigenous #indigenoustotheamericas #nativeramerican #firstnations #nativemexican #indígena#remixartist #dj #producer #traditionalmusician
- TANFIS IV RESIDENT ARTIST: Our upcoming residency for NYC-based artists who identify as Black and/or Indigenous to the ‘Americas’ is on the way! Stay tuned here to meet some of the incredible artists who will be joining us. Welcome to the community, Anna Jeffries! Anna Jeffries (mihe.wamitakai) is a classically trained vocalist, cultural strategist, certified mindfulness teacher (CMT-P), and music diplomat of Occaneechi-Saponi and Jamaican descent. A graduate of Berklee College of Music and a OneBeat Fellow, her work exists at the intersection of ancestral sound, global collaboration, and cultural preservation. Through voice, ritual, and narrative, Anna uses music as a tool for healing, diplomacy, and Indigenous futurism. She is the co-founder of Handèwa Farms, a North Carolinian farming collective advancing food sovereignty and cultural rematriation. Her leadership and artistry have earned fellowships from the New York Foundation for the Arts and Soho House, among others. As a certified mindfulness teacher, she integrates land-based wellness practices with sound healing and education, offering experiences that bridge tradition and innovation through a voice shaped by lineage, resilience, and vision. From land to stage, Anna activates music as a living archive and an embodied form of diplomacy that connects generations, geographies, and collective memory. VIDEO: An excerpt of the music video for Anna’s song ‘Searching’ 4’ as A.yoni Jeffries Tanfis IV is made possible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. neaarts nyscouncilonthearts #remixculture #fairtrade #fairtrademusic #fairtraderemix #traditionalmusic #folkmusic #blackculture #blackmusic #black #indigenousmusic #indigenousculture #indigenous #indigenoustotheamericas #nativeramerican #firstnations #nativemexican #indígena#remixartist #dj #producer #traditionalmusician #musicadelmundo #musicresidency
