Eneas Lacy — alternative folk, singer-songwriter, indie, hip hop
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The Eagle Who Claimed the Sky
2014 · Single
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Community Radio Feature
Watch the Community Radio Feature excerpt here.
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Bring Him Out
2013 · Single · feat. John Trudell & Steve Robideau
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Eneas Lacy
2012 · Self-titled EP
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Wearing the Chains
From the self-titled EP
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Materialism
From the self-titled EP
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Wayward Eyes
From the self-titled EP
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Wounded Knee to Standing Rock
Alternative Radio · Nick Estes with David Barsamian
Alternative folk · Singer-songwriter · Indie · Hip hop
Merch
Merchandise
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Eneas Lacy T-Shirt
White tee, red wordmark
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Self-Titled EP
2012 · Physical copy
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Wearing the Chains
Artwork print
Orders run direct while the shop is being set up — email what you’re after and a person answers.
The Artist
Indigenous Resistance — Remains Anonymous
Eneas Lacy is an independent singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and Indigenous rights activist. The songs are stripped of commercial polish: minimal instrumentation, vocals and storytelling at the front, and lyrics that keep returning to what was taken, what is sold back to us, and what is still being fought for.
In 2013 he released “Bring Him Out” — a protest song for Leonard Peltier, featuring the late John Trudell and Steve Robideau — on the 38th anniversary of the shoot-out at Oglala. Then he stepped out of public view for thirteen years.
Because of the subject matter he writes about, Eneas Lacy keeps his identity and personal background out of public circulation. He remains anonymous by choice.
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