Che Christ was born in the desert lands of his Pipá and Quechan (Colorado River Tribes) ancestors. Raised on traditional teachings, bird songs, a high respect for the land, and a steady diet of underground hip-hop, Che Christ maneuvered the inner-c

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Grammy Award for Best Native American Music Album 2003 

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Award-winning Cree/Salish singer Fawn Wood sings with a voice that is deep and true. Infused with a feminine perspective, her Round Dance, Hand Game and traditional songs convey the strength

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In 2008, [Silence] is a Weapon won NAMA's Album of the Year and Ed Stasium the producer of the album, received the Native Heart Award that "recognizes significant contributions of non-Native folks to Native American music.

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In 2011, musician Keith Secola joined the iconic ranks of Jimi Hendrix, Hank Willams, Crystal Gayle and Richie Valens in the Native American Music Hall of Fame.  Winner of seven Native American

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