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Indians

The Indian Dreams They were touring doncaster when i first found out about them about 4 years and a bit so that would be about 2003. I bought their album as they were only peforming in the streets i still have it to this day. Some of my favs on the album are: Flying condor
Love mountain
Wayrapa muspuymin Great album for relaxing all pipes and some singing on some tracks. Flying condor is their best track though.

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A Tribe Called Red

In 2008, DJ’s NDN and Bear Witness founded A Tribe Called Red. In 2010, they added two-time Canadian DMC champ, DJ Shub to the crew. Electric Pow Wow is a monthly club night dedicated to showcasing Aboriginal DJ talent and Native urban culture and is aimed at creating a space for Aboriginal people. ATCR creates an eclectic sound made up of a wide variety of musical styles ranging from , , , and their own mash-up of club and Pow Wow music, known as .

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Mark Holland

Mark Holland is considered by many authorities on Native American Flute to be among the top flutist performing and recording today. Leader and founder of Autumn' Child, Mark Holland has been called, ''the Jimi Hendrix of the native flute.'' His unique approach and usage of the flute along with his technical skills bring about such comparisons.
Holland has described his project Autumn's Child as Global Chamber Music; a hybrid of world, jazz, classical and folk styles.

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Little Wolf

Native American chants and instruments, ambient textures and hip-hop rhythms. It is an intensely spiritual and evocative record, finding a common ground between the past and present and demonstrating that Jim Wilson -- the man behind Little Wolf -- is a composer with a distinctly modern and compelling vision.

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Micki Free

Micki Free is a Grammy-winning Native American guitarist and singer, and a two-time Native American Music Award winner. Free, a Comanche and Cherokee mixed blood Native American, was discovered by Gene Simmons of KISS. He joined Shalamar in 1984, just in time for some of that band's big successes and with Shalamar, he was nominated for a Grammy three times. Most recently, his manner of dress and appearance during the late 1980s was parodied in the Chappelle's Show sketch Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories: Prince.

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Soriah

From out of the fir-lined mists of the Pacific Northwest's primordial musical soup is spawned the singular performance and sound sculptor Soriah. Spilling initially from a rock and roll womb, but building on years of intensive studies in Tuvan throat singing and classical Indian raga chanting, Soriah both subverts and elevates tradition by weaving the avant-garde into the ancient. The musician and ritual artist known as Soriah (aka Enrique Ugalde of Portland, OR) first came into being more than 10 years ago.

Read more about Soriah on Last.fm.

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