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Wild Rose Singers recorded "Established" live at the Hiltem'Waq'iswit Clearwater River Casino Powwow in 2010. Started in 1997 with a core group of five singers, Wild Rose attended local powwows and events bringing their music to the people.  Today twelve members comprise the group as well as three outstanding lady backup singers.

Randy Wood from St. George, Utah once again brings another unique arrangement of round dance songs.  His distinctive style of blended contemporary and traditional round dance songs has won him awards and nominations throughout mainstream and native music organizations. Including the GRAMMY, NAMMY, Aboriginal Music Awards and JUNO award.  Enjoy 15 tracks of Randy Wood's originally composed songs as it it is showcased as the July 20th Friday Featured CD on KSUT Tribal Radio. Randy Wood recordings can be obtain by visiting www.roundanceblues.net     

The themes of love, laughter, pain, struggle and healing form the raw material for Emotions, a collection of Round Dance songs from Randall Paskemin, one of the most prolific traditional Native American singers and songmakers. Performed in the Cree Round Dance hand drum style, the magnetic rhythm of Paskemin's drumming and the honesty of his lyrics have the power to soothe your heartache, put strength in your heart and a smile on your face.

Michael's newest cd 'Believe' picks up where his award winning cd 'Seven' left off. 'Believe' cranks it up a notch or two and is evident with the songs he's put down in this highly anticipated cd. His approach to songwriting, as only a few in this genre can do, and as Native People's magazine writes of Michael,"an American songwriting icon", is stronger than ever. The musical versatility in songs like Fat Cats, Sacred Ground, For Chief Joseph, Blessings and the title track Believe are enough to satisfy all styles.

Tony Duncan is  of the Apache, Arikara, Hidatsa and Mandan Nations. He is an accomplished flutist, powwow dancer and Five time World Champion Hoop Dancer.  A regular performer Duncan presents flute music that represents his Northern and Southern style of flute playing.  Join Tribal Radio at noon Friday, June 29 for the Featured CD for more information or to get a copy of this or any other Canyon Record Artist/Group visit their website at www.canyonrecords.com  

Recorded live at the 25th Annual ASU Powwow in Tempe, AZ  members represent the people of Treaty Six First Nations.  Cree Confederation bridges the older Pow-Wow singing style with the contemporary evolution of today's vibrant Pow-Wow culture. The collective energy of singing, drumming and the powerful message of Plains Cree song lyrics have lead Cree Confederation to multiple singing championships across Native America for more information on this or any other Canyon Records recording visit www.canyonrecords.com       fff