What is feathered indians?

"Feathered Indians" is a song by American singer-songwriter Tyler Childers. It is featured on his 2017 album "Purgatory," which was produced by Sturgill Simpson and David Ferguson. The song has become one of Childers' most popular tracks and is known for its vivid storytelling and blend of country, bluegrass, and folk influences.

The lyrics of "Feathered Indians" tell a personal and intimate story about love and relationships, using rich imagery and metaphors. The title refers to the feathered headresses that Native American tribes used as symbols, and it appears in the lyrics, reflecting on cultural icons and personal connections. The song showcases Childers' ability to craft compelling narratives and his distinctive vocal style.

"Purgatory," the album featuring "Feathered Indians," received critical acclaim and helped establish Tyler Childers as an influential voice in the Americana and country music scenes. His work often explores themes of rural life, love, and personal introspection, resonating with a broad audience who appreciate authentic storytelling and traditional musical roots.