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I would really like to know if there are any techno/rave mixes/remixes of Native American songs. If so, please tell me who the artist/dj is and the song title. Thank you

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Does anyone know of Native American music that is similar to Peyote Healing by Robbie Robertson and Mahk Jchi (the heartbeat drum song). Suggestions for albums that are comparable to these would be great!!

Thank you for any help you may be able to suggest

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