Saltwater Hank moves in a new direction
The Prince Rupert musician says the project blends blues, folk and punk while aiming to preserve Smʼalgyaʼx and reach younger speakers.
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Saltwater Hank moves in a new direction - Fort St. James Caledonia Courier
Jeremy Pahl, whose Ts’msyen name is Wil Uks Batsga G̱a̱laaw, will release a new album on July 10, 2026. The Prince Rupert musician – best-known as Saltwater Hank – said the project builds on themes of language, storytelling and identity while deepening his use of Sm’algya̱x as both a creative and cultural foundation. “The album explores themes of resistance and reclamation more directly than my previous work,” Pahl said. Blending blues, folk and…
Saltwater Hank moves in a new direction - Vanderhoof Omineca Express
Jeremy Pahl, whose Ts’msyen name is Wil Uks Batsga G̱a̱laaw, will release a new album on July 10, 2026. The Prince Rupert musician – best-known as Saltwater Hank – said the project builds on themes of language, storytelling and identity while deepening his use of Sm’algya̱x as both a creative and cultural foundation. “The album explores themes of resistance and reclamation more directly than my previous work,” Pahl said. Blending blues, folk and…
Saltwater Hank moves in a new direction - Northern Sentinel
Jeremy Pahl, whose Ts’msyen name is Wil Uks Batsga G̱a̱laaw, will release a new album on July 10, 2026. The Prince Rupert musician – best-known as Saltwater Hank – said the project builds on themes of language, storytelling and identity while deepening his use of Sm’algya̱x as both a creative and cultural foundation. “The album explores themes of resistance and reclamation more directly than my previous work,” Pahl said. Blending blues, folk and…
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Saltwater Hank moves in a new direction
Jeremy Pahl, whose Ts’msyen name is Wil Uks Batsga G̱a̱laaw, will release a new album on July 10, 2026. The Prince Rupert musician – best-known as Saltwater Hank – said the project builds on themes of language, storytelling and identity while deepening his use of Sm’algya̱x as both a creative and cultural foundation. “The album explores themes of resistance and reclamation more directly than my previous work,” Pahl said. Blending blues, folk and…
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