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Indigenous Peoples Music
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Michael Kickingbear is a member of the mashantucket (western) pequot tribal nation of Connecticut. He got into internet broadcasting about 6 1/2 years ago and has visions of great things for his station... tune in
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Jack Gladstone
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Jack is masterful at blending legend, history and metaphor into song. From his touching and uplifting songs to his epic ballads of historical events and biographical profiles, Jack presents a clear picture in our mind of what has transpired. Combining his talents and kind manner, make Jack someone you'd not want to miss in concert
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Jan Michael Looking Wolf Reibach
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His music shows his true appreciation for life... my wish is for us all to learn what Looking Wolf has.
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Janice Marie
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There are few Native artists who have achieved a high degree of success in mainstream music and then turn to a more traditional sound. Janice is one who has done so. A Grammy winner who has recently released "Hiatus of the Heart" and "Until the Eagle Falls", both give a good idea of her many talents
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Joanne Shenandoah
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Joanne has won numerous NAMA's including "Female Artist of the Year" and "Artist of the Year", and she has been nominated for a GRAMMY twice. Joanne has one of the loveliest voices you'll ever hear... listen to what the experts have to say. "The Native American music scene is brimming with skilled, adventurous artists, such as Robbie Robertson, Bill Miller, Rita Coolidge... and arguably the best of all, the remarkable Joanne Shenandoah." USA Today, July 23, 1998. "She weaves you into a trance with her beautiful Iroquois chants and wraps her voice around you like a warm blanket on a cool winter's night."- Robbie Robertson
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