Murray Porter
Murray Porter is Mohawk from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. He tells the Aboriginal side of history with a mixture of country, blues and humour. He’s a “red man, singing the black mans’ blues, living in a white man’s world!” (from his song “Colours”). (more…)
Helene Duguay
Helene is a legendary bass player, who use to play with ‘The Beatlettes’, an all female pop band in the 1960’s in Montreal. She brings many years experience tearing it up on stages throughout North America and Asia. (more…)
Willy Thrasher & Linda Saddleback
Willie Thrasher is a gifted Inuk singer and songwriter living in Nanaimo, BC with his partner Linda Saddleback. Three of Thrasher’s songs appeared on the 2014 Grammy-nominated compilation, Native North America (Vol. 1), (more…)
Gordon Dick Sr.
Born in Mount Currie, BC, Gordon Dick was surrounded by a family that loved music. With that influence of his early years, he started a rock band called “Siwash Rock”. His song appeared on the Grammy-nominated compilation Native North America (Vol. 1). (more…)
Ritchie and the Fendermen
Ritchie Adams is a Lytton legend and guitar wizard who has been fronting rock bands (including with several of his brothers) since the ’60s. Ritchie and the Fendermen’s version of Keith Secola’s NDN Car is the unofficial Lytton anthem. (more…)
