Neon Nativez

08/28/2026

Read that again. 👏🏽

08/26/2026

Fair season is in the air! Come through if you’re going to The Window Rock Fair! I’ll be DJing this event, I get to play all my Native edits along side some dope Native artists!

Sten Joddi
Native Kyng
Destroy Kasmin
TonyKnight Muzik
Dachuneeh Martin
Joe Tohonnie Jr

07/12/2026

I got invited to DJ at the 68th anniversary of Monument Valley yesterday! It was amazing to perform in the homelands as MV as my backdrop! Not too many people have this opportunity! Ahé’hee for having me! 🙌🏽🙏🏽❤️🏜️

07/12/2026

06/16/2026

Shout out to my Hopi relatives! 🫶🏽🔥🙌🏽🦅

A decades-long promise is moving closer to reality.

The U.S. Department of Justice and Department of the Interior have announced plans to transfer more than 45,000 acres of Arizona land into trust for the Hopi Tribe, marking the second major step in an effort that could ultimately unite over 270,000 acres for the Tribe’s benefit.

The transfer is being carried out under the Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute Settlement Act of 1996, legislation designed to resolve long-standing land issues and create more unified ownership of lands important to the Hopi people.

According to the Justice Department, the lands will support ranching, agriculture, and future economic opportunities while strengthening the Tribe’s ability to manage and steward its own resources. Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Hopi Chairman Lamar B. Keevama both described the moment as historic.

For the Hopi people, this is more than a land transaction.

It is another chapter in a story of perseverance, sovereignty, and caring for lands that hold both cultural and economic significance.

What does land stewardship mean to you and your community?



Sources:
• DOJ — Justice Department Files to Transfer 45,000 Acres from Arizona to Hopi Tribe
• 12 News Arizona — Justice Department moves to transfer 45,000 acres to Hopi Tribe
• KJZZ — Arizona agrees to transfer 110,000 acres of state trust lands to the Hopi Tribe