NAMA 2011 Recording Submissions - Updated as of June 12, 2011
A Breeze At 72 - Jonny Lipford A Great Gift – Wendy B A Little Beat of Something For Everyone – Native Pride Waila Band A Strange Revolt – Uno & SC Acoustic Concerto – Oiver W. Tuthill Jr. Alaska Jazz – Archie Cavanaugh All My Best – Gilbert Tyner Alowanpi- Songs of Honoring: Lakota Classics Past & Present – Porcupine Singers And The Music Plays On – The Cisco Band An Epic Ride – Jonathan C. Ward Ancient Elements – R&M Ancient Winds – Wind Spirit Drum As The Rez Turns: Round Dance Songs – Pipestone Ayosgi: Songs for the Circle– Clear water Drum Bigfoot – Bobby Bullet Black Thunder – Black Thunder Singers Blessed Land – Tribal Thunder Blues Joose – Joel Johnson Break Away – Sayani Cali Girl – Lady Xplicit Chasing The Sun – Midnite Express Colorado Rain – Scott Tweedie Corn-Bred – Rez-Bomb Coyote Moon – Dail Dragonfly Martin Damanate The State – Sex Tois Desert Spirit – Desert Spirit Don’t Turn Back – October Soul Doorway To A Dream – Ann Licater Eagle Wolf – Earthvoice Echoes of Faith – Faith Enroute To Botoche Fiddle – Eric Ashdown Faith, Hope, Charity, Compassion - Naataanii Neez Ye’s “The Eteittys” Flute Meditations – David Searching Owl From Where The Sun Rises – Estun-Bah: Tony Duncan, Darrin Yazzie, Jeremy Dancing Bull Full Circle – Michael Longrider Full Circle – Shelley Morningsong Good Night Sweet Dreams, I Love You: Native American Lullabies & Songs for Children – Randall Paskemin Got You Covered – Leanne Goose Great Spirit – Jimmy Lee Young Greatest Hits – Meewasin Oma Handprints of Our People – Aaron White & Anthony Wakeman Heavens on Fire – In Search of Dr. O Honoring Traditions Pow Wow – Pala Band of Mission Indians How Sweet The Sound – Southern Scratch Hozhooji: The Beauty & Blessing Within Us – Vince Redhouse Hummingbird – Jiiniikwe Hymns – Golana’ Indian Rock N Roll – Marc Brown & The Blues Crew It is a New Day For Love! – Oshkii Giizhik Singers It’s About Time – Shane Yellowbird Just Blowing Smoke – Owl and Dove Just For Kids – The Storytellers Kayas – Rhonda Head Keshjee: Navajo Shoegame Songs – Porcupine Singers Language in Songs of Greeting Prayer & Going Away - Thoz Womenz N’ Them Guyz Likanii tse’ Bii’ Holo – Larry Kaibetoney Live As One – The Best of Jan Michael Looking Wolf Live at the McSwain Theatre Love Hurts, Dude: Round Dance Songs – Dearly and Denny Love: Songs of the Native American Church – Kevin Yazzie Lowlife – A Rezdog Records Production Many Roads Home – Aura Surey Message From The Sun – Jan Michael Looking Wolf Moccasins and Microphones: Modern Native Storytelling Through Performance Poetry – Sante Fe Indian School Spoken Word Team Music For String Quartet - Oshtali My Jesus I Love Thee – Yvonne St Germaine My Life Is My Sun Dance – Prison Writings of Leonard Peltier w/music by Rev Goat Carson & New Orleans Light My Turn – AD4 My Spirit Voice – Terry Frazier NPWB II: In Loving Memory of Russell J. Ramon– Native Pride Native American Flute Songs Volume 2 – Jason Chamakese Native Anthropology – Jack Gladstone Native Heart – Murdock Navajo Songs for Children - Talibah Noble Red Man - Lakota Wisdomkeeper Mathew King Northern Cree Fiddle – Corn Michel & Boots McCallum Old Style: Native American Peyote Songs– Antonio Woody One Love: Round Dance Songs – Opie Day - Bedeau Oshtali – Ethel: Chickasaw Student Composers Our Fire – Dawn Avery Out of Many We Are One – Various P-Dub Live – Papago Warrior Pakosiyimitan: Pow Wow Songs Recorded Live at Twenty-Nine Palms – Cree Confederation Passion, Fire & Grace – Gabriel Ayala & Will Clipman Passionate Love – Evanlee Plenty Wolf Singers – Plenty Wolf Singers Pow Wow Songs Recorded Live at San Manuel – Bear Creek est. 1998 Prairie Meditations – JJ Kent Pure Nativez – Pure Nativez Psuedo – Shy-Anne Pura Vida – This is Pure Life Recipe For The Blues – Mike Hammar and the Nails Red Album – Original XIT The Ox Boyz Red Dreams – Joy Harjo Red Grass – TerryLee Reflections – Terry Frazier Renewed Spirit: Harmonized Church Hyms of the Kiowa – Cheevers Toppah Reservation Reflections – Frank “Anakwad” Montano Rich Girl – Bear Fox Rise – My Deadly Dearest Rise With Me – Makardi Sacred Ground – Becky Thomas Scars and Bars – Nake Nula Waun Sexy Mama – Rodeo Highway Shattered Glass – Mike Gouchie Smokeytown – Live At Bay Mills Solo Flight – Wolfs Robe Songs For Turtle Island – Vince Fontaine Soul Black Jack – Desiree Dorian Spirit Land – Spirit Land Band, Thurmer B. Marzola Starlight In The Storm – Terry Strongheart Summerland – Phippen, Rueda, Raid, Lunde Sun Shadows – Sun Shadows Temptations: Cree Round Dance Songs – Northern Cree That Old Road – Hudson Dean The Call of the Canyons – Wolfsheart The Color of Hope – Various The Dream – Wiohinhanble The Gift of Life: Round Dance Songs of the Native Road – Randy Wood The Journey – Cody Blackbird The Kyrasmatic Movement presents..Kyra Climbingbear The Long Way Home – Don Amero The Mourn Day After – Paul Willeto The Rapture – Bubbin Malone The Road Forward – Red Diva Projects The Red Road – Peyote Way The Tabletop Three - The Tabletop Three The Water Place – Randy McGinnis The Wind and the Fire – Chris Ferree These Times – Josh Chalverson Timeless – Native Thunder To Honor Our Elders – Pum Vculvke Vrakkuecetv Unconditional Round Dance Songs - Wayne Silas, Jr Under A Different Day – Peter Sackaney Up Rising – Group Familia Valley of Thunder – Gvwi Voice of the Trees – Rona Yellow Robe Volume 2 – Two Rivers Volume 12 – Native Creed Whispers of Hope – Sherry Marquelle Wind Horse – Duane Deemer Winter Rain – Dylan Jenet Wolf Tracks – Plenty Wolf Singers Woodland Groove: Pow Wow Songs Recorded Live In Keshena – Tha Tribe Wyoming (For Dummies) – Gary Small & the Coyote Bros. You (Understood) – Samantha Crain Singles Any Love? – Robe Williams Ayosgi (Soldier) ICU – Robe Williams Hot Mama Listen Up Big – Sherry Marquelle Sacred Fire – Wendy Joe Bradshaw Sshame – Robe Williams The Abyss – Mwalim The Gospel – Signal 99 They Await With Open Arms – Windfeather Thin Line – Graywolf Blues Band To Be Or Not To Be - Shadowyze Trouble -The Native What Would Crazy Horse Say – Shadowyze VIDEO/DVD Can One Song Change The World? – Signal 99 & Loudini Can’t Change The World – Shy-Anne Hovorke Changes – Viejas Entertainment Chickasha Alhiha’ - Injunity Dem Big Girls – Mwalim Don’t Get Sick After June – Rich-Heape Films (Long Form) Full Circle – Shelley Morningson Grandfather – Wind Spirit Drum Hey Lopa – Wind Spirit Drum Indian Rock & Roll: Ravens Ball 2008 – Mark Brown Band Journey To Soul’ Blessings – Tony Redhouse Joyful Victory – Tom Bee Lakota Journey – Red Sea Ministries (Long Form) Live At The Winsted Green – Joseph Firecrow (Long Form) Pakosiyimitan: Pow Wow Songs Recorded Live at Twenty-Nine Palms – Cree Confederation Pow Wow Songs Recorded Live at San Manuel – Bear Creek est. 1998 Questions For Crazy Horse – Oliver Tuthill (Long Form) Stoned For Days – Derek Miller The Road Forward – Red Diva Projects Unugaanga – Phillip Blanchet PENDING/INCOMPLETE SUBMISSIONS (Please Contact NAMA): Gichi Jiimaan – Frank “Anakwad” Montano Good Medicine – Sybille Indians Colour – I See In Your Eyes & Waiting For You Larry Malu – Say Goodbye Lets Fall Back in Love Again - Frank Montano Raphael – Raphael Spider Brings Fire - Jerod Impichchgachaaha’ Tate NAMA NOMINATION SUBMISSION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN JANUARY OF EACH YEAR FOR EVERY ANNUAL AWARDS SHOW TO OBTAIN A 2011 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION & NOMINATION FORM CLICK HERE IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES FOR 2011 SUBMISSIONS: Recording Eligibility Period January 1, 2010 thru April 1, 2011 ** extended Submission Entry Deadline April 1, 2011 Nomination Selection Process/Membership August 1 - August 31, 2011 Open Voting/General Public September 7, 2011 thru November 1, 20011 NAMA 2011 Annual Awards Show - TBA The Eligibility Period for the Native American Music Awards is from January 1, 2010 to April 1, 2011. All recordings must be nationally released between that period and available to the general public for sale. To submit an eligible recording, you must be a registered advisiory member and submit a Nomination Submission Form with your recording. FAQ's ON HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR CD FOR NOMINATION CONSIDERATION Q. What type of Membership is Required in order to Submit Recordings for Nomination? A. An Advisory Board Membership which has an annual fee of $100.00 per year Q. Can Anyone Become an Advisory Board Member? A.Yes, an Artist, a Manager, A Producer or anyone involved in the music recording process, marketing or distribution Q. How Do I Become A Member? A. Fill out the Membership Application and include the membership fee that can be downloaded on our website and send it in Membership Fee's can also be paid via our website on our Music Store page under Membership Q. What Does My Membership Fee Entitle Me To? A. It allows you to submit an unlimited number of CD recordings or Videos for Nomination Consideration and includes you in the submission process from beginning to end. Members are responsible for voting and selecting the final nominees. They also participate in the winner selection process with the general public. Members are provided with complimentary or discount tickets to the Annual Awards show and VIP passes to the post show VIP party. Q. How Do I Submit A Recording for Nomination Consideration? A. The Recording must be recorded and released (Available to the general Public) Within the Eligibility Period. This year's eligibility Period is from January 1, 2009 to the present. A nomination submission form must accompany each full length recording that is submitted. You must check off each category that you feel applies to the recording. There is NO additional charge for the number of categories you check. Please enclose at least 4 copies of the recording you are submitting with your submission form. Q. How Much Is It To Enter for Nomination? A. Your Advisory Membership covers the costs of your first submission ($100.00 all inclusive). You may enter your recording into any number of categories at no additional cost. If you wish to enter more than one recording or recordings from other artists, then we request an additional fee of $25.00. For example if you are submitting ttwo different CD recordings from two different artists or groups with two seperate submission forms, it will cost you $100.00 for your membership (which includes one free submission) and $25.00 for the additional recording submission ($25.00 each). Q. How Will I Know That You Received My Submission? A. You will receive a postcard by mail stating we've received your submission and via email on the email address you list on your membership application. Members will be updated on all events and voting via email. If there is any problem with your submission you will be contacted. Guidelines for Submission to the Native American Music Awards
Please follow these guidelines if you want you CD or DVD submitted Thank you. |
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