Coyote Oldman mixes technology, music, and culture in a unique, timeless blend. Flutists Michael Graham Allen and Barry Stramp combine their experience with the flute's history in the cultures of the world with a modern outlook and studio approach that gives their albums an innovative depth. The duo -- named after the trickster of Native... [+] Read More

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In the '70s, Evenson and his wife Dudley traveled across the country with early portable video equipment to document "the awakening consciousness as it was manifesting in people's lives." The couple eventually settled in Tucson, AZ, and built a small empire with their Soundings of the Planet record company. Their stated purpose was to help... [+] Read More

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Douglas Spotted Eagle is a Native American flute virtuoso and composer who, in addition to recording his own albums, has been involved in a variety of film and television projects. Raised in Valley Junction, Iowa, Spotted Eagle began playing the Native American flute at age 12, constructing his own; when his family moved to Salt Lake City, he... [+] Read More

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The Native American musical tradition has been brought up to contemporary standards by New Mexico-born producer, vocalist, songwriter, and owner of the leading Native American-oriented record label, Sound of America Records (SOAR), Tom Bee. Under Bee's leadership, SOAR has continued to grow. In addition to the parent label, which specializes on... [+] Read More

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