Drawing on her multi-cultural background, Alice Gomez is rapidly gaining international acclaim for her Latino, Mexican Indian and Native American original compositions.

Celebrating the visionary collaboration between Native American flutist R. Carlos Nakai and German born pianist Peter Kater, this anniversary collection brings together eleven favorite performances from previous albums with two new songs created expressly for this recording.

Peter Kater & R. Carlos Nakai emerge anew with the musical magic that has enraptured their listeners for over a decade.

The beauty, grace and mystery of Peter Kater and R. Carlos Nakai live and improvised.

The dramatic score is composed, arranged and performed by Peter Kater with R. Carlos Nakai, whose performance includes Native flute, rattles, eagle bone whistle, and chanting.

Peter Kater and R. Carlos Nakai continue their acoustic relationship in this improvisational journey, exploring male soulfulness and intimacy in our world today.

Peter Kater's piano and R. Carlos Nakai's Native American flute are at the heart of this recording, and Kater has expanded the arrangements to include a full palette of instrumentation and sound.

Peter Kater and R. Carlos Nakai's first collaborative effort reached #15 on the Billboard New Age Chart.

Tito LaRosa (a descendant of the Quechua Indians of the Andes) performs on numerous exotic instruments of Incan and even pre-Incan cultures.

With his deeply resonant voice, Lawrence Laughing (Mohawk) turns his music into heartfelt prayers that honor all of human life.

Musician, writer, singer and storyteller, Robert Mirabal is Native America's most dynamic and best selling artist.

The exciting and dynamic live concert recording from the nationally broadcast PBS-TV Special features new songs and fresh versions of Robert Mirabal's greatest hits in a stunning live performance by this talented singer, flutist and percussionist.

In song, chant and music, Robert Mirabal tells stories of the land known as Taos, New Mexico.

Robert Mirabal blends his solo flute with modern and traditional instruments.

Robert Mirabal brings forth the voices of Mother Earth and Father Sky in these authentic Native American flute recordings.

A symphonic odyssey of Iroquois legends
This pop-orchestral collaboration was created by Native American composer, performer, and two-time Grammy nominee Joanne Shenandoah, along with acclaimed composer and guitarist Gerhard Rebmann, and orchestra arranger Hartmut Seidler.

2005 Grammy Award Nominee, Best Native American Music Album

Joanne Shenandoah's enchanting voice is backed with percussive grooves, vivid string arrangements, and tribal sounds in a modern style that ranges from dance to trance.

This collection of deeply moving and captivating music is what Joanne Shendoah fans have always wanted.

A 2001 GRAMMY Nominated collection of all new, original and truly inspired compositions by highly acclaimed singer/songwriter Joanne Shenandoah.

With voices that echo grace and beauty, Joanne Shenandoah and Lawrence Laughing (Mohawk) sing spirited melodies and elegant harmonies creating a sense of peace, balance and gratitude.

Joanne Shenandoah sings in tones pure and passionate that resonate with wisdom and truth.

The beautiful voice of Joanne Shenandoah, along with Peter Kater's exquisite grand piano and synthesizer performances are further enhanced with shakuhachi, bass, guitar and percussion.

2007 Grammy Award Winner, Best Native American Music Album

Sometimes the wind whispers and sometimes the wind howls. When GRAMMY winner Mary Youngblood lets the wind flow through her Native American flutes the result is always one of beauty and joy. Inspired by the wisdom of nature, Mary writes: "The trees have given a voice to me, the voice that sings to you now." Her eclectic musical style evokes feelings of freedom, and gratitude for the blessings of life, our Dance with the Wind.

2005 Grammy Award Nominee, Best Native American Music Album

Youngblood's newest release follows her Grammy Award winning album, Beneath the Raven Moon and offers stellar performances on Native American flute with signature melodies again framed in captivating arrangements spanning a variety of musical styles.

2003 Grammy Award Winner, Best Native American Music Album

Mary Youngblood's "Beneath the Raven Moon" is poetry of the heart flowing forth from the Native American flute.

The next evolution of Mary Youngblood's original sound promises to take listeners to places they have never been with the Native American flute.

On this debut release, Mary Youngblood performs on a variety of flutes, crafted from various types of wood and in different keys, giving each one its own unique sound.

Davol's keyboards paint electronic landscapes that take us along on an imaginative and wonderful journey.

Davol's second Silver Wave release explores a mix of imaginary aural landscape and personal themes with a rhythmic and exotic feel.

Davol's masterful initial release reached # 15 on the Billboard New Age Chart.

Propelled by distinctive melodies, Fowler & Branca bring us great jazz/new age fusion.

Etched in Stone brilliantly echoes the originality and distinction of Fowler and Branca.

Bob Fowler and Stephen Branca have the unique ability to blend acoustic instrumentation and synthesized sounds.

As a weaver chooses the cloth carefully, Lorin Grean takes sounds and masterfully combines them in a creation of real beauty.

All eleven Steve Haun compositions on this disc are enthralling, capturing the spirit of America's third-largest 10K race, the Bolder Boulder.

Steve Haun and his ensemble, including Nelson Rangell, come through with amazing performances.

Steve Haun creates a sound that is bigger than life yet still retains a special quality of warmth and intimacy.

With soaring melodies and moving rhythms, Steve Haun's debut CD reached #20 on the Billboard New Age Chart

This is the long-awaited new release from Danny Heines, whose three previous releases reached the Top Ten on radio and Billboard charts.

Danny Heines cuts loose on this record, focusing on his jazz roots, while further exploring his love for Brazilian music and acoustic-based composition.

Danny Heines follow-up release was on the Billboard chart for 20 weeks, reaching #9 in the New Age category.

Danny Heines creates a musical collage with his ground-breaking initial release.

Original score by Peter Kater
Music from the motion picture directed by Rick Ray

The experience of listening to the music on this soundtrack, by multi Grammy nominated pianist/composer Peter Kater, is best described as sublime. With guest appearances by chanting Tibetan monk and teacher Tulku Orgyen, Tibetan flutist Nawang Khechog, and Native American flutist R. Carlos Nakai, the listener is beckoned to step off the plateau of worldly affairs into the realm of self-realization and divine grace. The Tibetan bowls, cello, piano, strings chants and flutes add to the music's sweet spiritual seduction and give the listener the sense that the questions, once so seemingly urgent and consuming, have already been answered and dissolved by beautiful strains of flowing harmony and musical bliss.

2004 Grammy Award Nominee, Best New Age Music Album

Pianist and composer Peter Kater brings together a stellar cast of Native American musicians to create a dynamic recording that encompasses haunting flutes, soulful chants, and driving rhythms all framed within Kater's remarkable contemporary arrangements.

These visionary and evocative interpretations of Peter's favorite Christmas songs transport us around the world to experience the soul of the season in a wholly timeless and universal canopy of sound.

Original score by Peter Kater
Music from the motion picture directed by Rick Ray

The experience of listening to the music on this soundtrack, by multi Grammy nominated pianist/composer Peter Kater, is best described as sublime. With guest appearances by chanting Tibetan monk and teacher Tulku Orgyen, Tibetan flutist Nawang Khechog, and Native American flutist R. Carlos Nakai, the listener is beckoned to step off the plateau of worldly affairs into the realm of self-realization and divine grace. The Tibetan bowls, cello, piano, strings chants and flutes add to the music's sweet spiritual seduction and give the listener the sense that the questions, once so seemingly urgent and consuming, have already been answered and dissolved by beautiful strains of flowing harmony and musical bliss.

Trio Globo takes us from the street corners of New Orleans to the far reaches of the globe with their spirited and unique blend of world music and jazz.

Tom Wasinger and Jim Harvey recorded the didjeridu, voice, nature sounds and aboriginal singing, then mixed these field recordings with many unusual sampled sounds..