Buffalo Jump Records specializes in producing and distributing Indigenous/Native American music.
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About Buffalo Jump Records
Buffalo Jump Records specializes in producing and distributing the beauty and the importance of Native American/Indigenous musical culture to the world. Founded in 2020, Buffalo Jump is a committed and trusted ally, that is passionate about working with Indigenous artists to increase recognition and deeper understanding of Indigenous cultures through music. Bringing tog
ether the best in traditional, contemporary and neo-traditional artists and a staff with combined experience of 50+ years working with Indigenous artist and their cultures. Buffalo Jump Records and its artists and collaborators focus on crafting legacy and groundbreakings releases supported by top-notch distribution, marketing and industry relationships. In addition, Buffalo Jump’s team of artists collaborate with a collective of innovative and progressive music supervisors to ensure that authentic Indigenous performances and artists connect with media opportunities resulting in appropriate and high-impact media placements.
Tony Duncan Music & Dance featured in this great piece on social media and Indigenous culture.
https://globeecho.com/using-social-media-to-reclaim-indigenous-identity/
Indigenous voices from around the world are using social media as a platform to reclaim their identity, culture, and traditions. In Brazil, where there used
Juno-winning Cree/Salish artist Fawn Wood scheduled to appear with a host of great Indigenous talent at Come Toward the Fire Festival in September 2024!
https://www.straight.com/arts/annual-indigenous-festival-come-toward-fire-reveals-2024-artist-lineup
The festival is back for its third year.
On March 3rd, The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra's Live at the WSO series concluded with a vibrant performance featuring the Sultans of String and a diverse array of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists. This collaboration, inspired by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's calls to action, was presented in a multimedia program that combined music, storytelling, and visual arts to promote unity and understanding.
Grammy-nominated Northern Cree shared their music as part of this special, ground-breaking performance.
https://bnnbreaking.com/world/canada/sultans-of-string-collaborate-with-indigenous-artists-igniting-wso-with-cultural-harmony
Two flute compositions by Jonah Littlesunday are featured in a short film by the Noisy Waters project.
Noisy Waters project is a shared effort to honor First Nation and Indigenous Peoples of all unceded ancestral lands north and south of the 49th parallel identified across the Columbia River Basin. This short film portrays the personal journey of Harry Wong, Jr. as he honors his ancestors and prays for his Salmon relatives to return home. Noisy Waters celebrates the power of storytelling and offers a respectful way to address the harm and devastation that came with the building of the Grand Coulee Dam.
Narration and Storytelling by Harry Wong, Jr.
Filming and Photography by Michael Galloway
www.michaelgalloway.com
Post-production by Alex Olson
www.alexolsonarts.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ecrm0BNH--Q&t=1s
Noisy Waters project is a shared effort to honor First Nation and Indigenous Peoples of all unceded ancestral lands north and south of the 49th parallel iden...
Fawn Wood Performing this weekend in Oakland!
Wonderful to see Fawn Wood and Lindsay Eekwol Knight featured at this event!
On September 30, the National Music Centre (NMC) located in Calgary Alberta, will be hosting a panel to explor...
Fawn Wood will be at CIRCLES Festival on August 26th along with other groundbreaking Indigenous musical artists!
It all takes place at Sunset Beach Park on August 26.
For those in the Bay Area, be sure to check out this chance to see Fawn Wood perform live at 2pm Sunday!
It is with great shock and sadness that we have learned of the untimely passing of our dear friend and Buffalo Jump Records artist Louie Gonnie earlier today.
We will issue a longer statement in the days to come.
Our hearts are with the Gonnie Family, Louie's friends, his fans and all those connected to him.
With prayers,
The Buffalo Jump Records Team
Congratulations to Fawn Wood and Young Spirit for their wins at the Native American Music Awards!
BEST ARTIST OF THE YEAR ALBUM
Kakike
Fawn Wood
BEST POW WOW / DRUM SONGS RECORDING
Young Spirit
Cree Round Dance Song
A special shout out to NAMA for working tirelessly to bring this show to the people through the challenges of the pandemic! Congratulations to all the nominees and winners!
Congratulations to Fawn Wood and Young Spirit for their wins at the Native American Music Awards!
BEST ARTIST OF THE YEAR ALBUM
Kakike
Fawn Wood
BEST POW WOW / DRUM SONGS RECORDING
Young Spirit
Cree Round Dance Song
A special shout out to NAMA for working tirelessly to bring this show to the people through the challenges of the pandemic! Congratulations to all the nominees and winners!
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Native American Music Awards - NAMA LIVE
Ôskimacîtahowin: A New Beginning is available today!
Listen/buy here: https://lnk.to/ANewBeginning
Album art by Thred Design.
We acknowledge the Canada Council for the Arts for their support of Northern Cree’s Ôskimacîtahowin: A New Beginning album.
https://www.stalberttoday.ca/contests/giving-away-2-tickets-to-the-northern-cree-at-the-the-arden-theatre-5903656
Northern Cree
Read the full story and comment on StAlbertToday.ca
CBC Reclaimed will be featuring an exclusive clip from Juno-winning Fawn Wood as part of CBC Reclaimed's special National Indigenous Peoples Day episode, The People's Voice! In this clip, Fawn will be sharing a favorite song of hers by Canadian Indigenous artists and why she feels this song is important for Canadians and Indigenous People everywhere.
Below are the airing details for how/when you can catch the show this week:
AIRTIMES
• Tuesday June 21 @ 8AM - CBC Music (NIPD)
• Tuesday June 21 @ 2PM - Radio One (NIPD)
• Tuesday June 21 @ 5PM - CBC Music (NIPD)
• Wednesday June 22 @ 6PM - CBC Music
HOW TO LISTEN:
• Listen live around the world: cbc.ca/listen/live-radio or the free CBC Listen app
• Stream anytime On demand (Canada): cbcmusic.ca/reclaimed
• Across Turtle Island on SiriusXM 169 and Native Voice One (NV1.org)
CBC Reclaimed will be featuring an exclusive clip from Juno-winning Fawn Wood as part of CBC Reclaimed’s special National Indigenous Peoples Day episode, The People's Voice! In this clip, Fawn will be sharing a favorite song of hers by Canadian Indigenous artists and why she feels this song is important for Canadians and Indigenous People everywhere.
Below are the airing details for how/when you can catch the show this week:
AIRTIMES
• Tuesday June 21 @ 8AM - CBC Music (NIPD)
• Tuesday June 21 @ 2PM - Radio One (NIPD)
• Tuesday June 21 @ 5PM - CBC Music (NIPD)
• Wednesday June 22 @ 6PM - CBC Music
HOW TO LISTEN:
• Listen live around the world: cbc.ca/listen/live-radio or the free CBC Listen app
• Stream anytime On demand (Canada): cbcmusic.ca/reclaimed
• Across Turtle Island on SiriusXM 169 and Native Voice One (NV1.org)
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Dallas Lee Waskahat
Listen to CBC Reclaimed today to hear "Aho!", a powerhouse Pow-Wow jam from Northern Cree's newest "Drums in the Pines." This show is part of CBC Reclaimed's celebration of National Indigenous History Month!
Saturday June 11, 5PM on CBC Music
Saturday June 11, 9PM on Radio One
HOW TO LISTEN:
• Listen live around the world: cbc.ca/listen/live-radio or the free CBC Listen app
• Stream anytime On demand (Canada): cbcmusic.ca/reclaimed
• Across Turtle Island on SiriusXM 169 and Native Voice One (NV1.org)
Listen to CBC Reclaimed today to hear "Skunawong Swag", from Sullivan Squad's newest "Anangokaag - When the Stars are Out." This show is part of CBC Reclaimed's celebration of National Indigenous History Month!
Saturday June 11, 5PM on CBC Music
Saturday June 11, 9PM on Radio One
HOW TO LISTEN:
• Listen live around the world: cbc.ca/listen/live-radio or the free CBC Listen app
• Stream anytime On demand (Canada): cbcmusic.ca/reclaimed
• Across Turtle Island on SiriusXM 169 and Native Voice One (NV1.org)
Listen to CBC Reclaimed today to hear "Skunawong Swag", from Sullivan Squad's newest "Anangokaag - When the Stars are Out." This show is part of CBC Reclaimed's celebration of National Indigenous History Month!
Saturday June 11, 5PM on CBC Music
Saturday June 11, 9PM on Radio One
HOW TO LISTEN:
• Listen live around the world: cbc.ca/listen/live-radio or the free CBC Listen app
• Stream anytime On demand (Canada): cbcmusic.ca/reclaimed
• Across Turtle Island on SiriusXM 169 and Native Voice One (NV1.org)
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Niizhoo Sullivan
Krysten Sullivan
Listen to CBC Reclaimed today to hear "Aho!", a powerhouse Pow-Wow jam from Northern Cree's newest "Drums in the Pines." This show is part of CBC Reclaimed's celebration of National Indigenous History Month!
Saturday June 11, 5PM on CBC Music
Saturday June 11, 9PM on Radio One
HOW TO LISTEN:
• Listen live around the world: cbc.ca/listen/live-radio or the free CBC Listen app
• Stream anytime On demand (Canada): cbcmusic.ca/reclaimed
• Across Turtle Island on SiriusXM 169 and Native Voice One (NV1.org)
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Alan Greyeyes
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2022/05/19/indigenous-artists-fawn-wood-and-dj-shub-named-2022-juno-recipients.html
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Fawn Wood is still trying to fully comprehend the magnitude of her latest accomplishment.
Congratulations to Fawn D Wood and her album Kakike on her legendary win at the JUNOS!
Fawn won the JUNO for Traditinal Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year!
Fawn and so many talented Indigenous artists were in this category in its first year at the JUNOS.
Congratulations to all!
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Grammy-nominated and JUNO-nominated Young Spirit Singers will be in attendance at the JUNOS to celebrate their nomination for Traditional Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year!
Young Spirit's acclaimed album "Angel Eagle" is a finalist in a category of brilliant Indigenous artists.
From its inception, Young Spirit was created with the goal of empowering Indigenous/Native American/First Nations youth with music and language. Noted for extensive use of the Plains Cree language in their Round Dance and Pow-Wow songs, Young Spirit view its music as a dynamic catalyst for sustaining Indigenous culture and sharing its importance with the world.
Congratulations Young Spirit!
JUNO Nominee Fawn D Wood will perform at CBC's JUNO Fest Indigenous Artist Showcase.
Follow the link below and watch tonight!
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2026821187822
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Russell Marsden
The 2022 CBC Music Junofest Indigenous artist showcase will highlight the past, present and future of Indigenous music in Canada, featuring Juno nominees from both traditional and contemporary artist and groups of the year categories. Live from the Clubhouse at Dine Alone Records in Toronto, join ho...
Now available on all streaming platforms from 9-time Grammy nominee Northern Cree!
Northern Cree's full-length album "Drums in the Pines" was recorded live at the legendary Woodland Bowl in Keshena, Wisconsin, in the heart of the Menominee Nation.
https://lnk.to/northerncree_drumsinthepines
Cover art by Kaylene BigKnife.
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Alan Greyeyes
Northern CreeNorthern CreeNorthern Cree
Russell Marsden
Listen to Drums in the Pines (Pow - Wow Songs Recorded Live in Keshena) by Northern Cree.
Juno-nominated songstress Fawn D Wood share some words about MMIP at Gathering of Nations Powwow.
https://www.koat.com/article/mmip-issue-gathering-of-nations/39869325 #
On Sunday, over 2,000 tribes and groups from the United States and Canada gathered at Expo New Mexico. While many wanted to share their culture, others wanted to bring awareness to key issues.
Now available!
Anangokaag
When the Stars are Out
Round Dance Songs
https://lnk.to/sullivansquad_anangokaag
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Lexie Sullivan
Kaylene BigKnife
Niizhoo Sullivan
Listen to Anangokaag - When the Stars Are Out by Sullivan Squad.
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Sullivan Squad "I Will Always Be Here for You" From the album "Anangokaag - When the Stars are Out" Round Dance Songs At the conclusion of the recording sessions for their debut album, Sullivan Squad and the Buffalo Jump Records team selected sunset at Hole in the Rock for a photo shoot. Hole in the Rock is located in Papago Park, straddling the juncture of Phoenix and Tempe, Arizona. In the midst of the photos shoot, Buffalo Jump and Sullivan Squad decided to provide an impromptu performance for those that had gathered in the natural beauty of Hole in the Rock to take in the sunset. The onlookers were treated to a Round Dance song while Sullivan Squad were treated to rapturous applause. About Sullivan Squad Founded in the heart of the beautiful woodlands of the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe, The Sullivan Squad are comprised of Dr. Michael Sullivan and his family – wife Krysten, daughter Lexie and sons Niizhoo, Preston and Lenny. With Round Dance songs infused with Indigenous pride and the humor of love and life, their singing has captivated audiences from the US to Northern Ireland. As lead singer and composer for award-winning drum group Pipestone, Michael Sullivan’s unique compositions are respected across Native North America. Michael Sullivan received his Ph.D. in linguistics from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. This accomplishment was done to help pass on the Ojibwe language to the younger generation of the LCO community, helping it to remain for years to come. The music, performances and lives of the Sullivan Squad reflect their commitment to the Ojibwe language, culture and family heritage. Order Sullivan Squad's album here: https://buffalojumprecords.com/sullivan-squad-anangokaag-when-the-stars-are-out/ More about the cultural significance and history of Hole in the Rock: "Ricardo Leonard, a Salt River Pima Maricopa leader, told TheArizona Republic in 2009 that his community considers the Hohokam Indians their ancestors. Traces of th
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