Nuwati Music Selections

Featuring the

Nuwati Herbals Signature Song!

We are honored to offer this special CD from NAMMY Award winning songwriter, performer, and producer, Michael Folkert, of Condor Records. The musical energy of Nuwati - Flow of Life Energy (Track 3) brings the sound of Nuwati Herbals to the People. Wado Michael!

It is an honor to offer the music of our great friend, TerryLee WHETSTONe. TerryLee is an Award Winning Artist recognized for both his musical and artistic gifts. He was the 2008 nominee for Artist of the Year at the Native American Music Awards.   TerryLee reflects the history of his Native People, The Cherokee, in his music and art. It is TerryLee\'s hope that his music will take each listener to a place of Peace and Tranquility. 

Rod Jackson of Nuwati Herbals has created a Signature Sipping Tea for TerryLee called WHETSTONE Tea.  The light lemon taste of WHETSTONe refreshes the Body, Mind and Spirit.  Enjoy a cup of WHETSTONe as you appreciate the music and art of TerryLee.

We are happy to introduce the music of our friend, recording artist, Arvel Bird. "The Lord of the Strings!" Arvel won the 2007 Native American Music Award\'s Artist of the Year, and is the 2007 Canadian Aboriginal Music Award winner for the Best Instrumental Album for Animal Totems! We are honored to offer the Arvel Bird Signature Sipping Tea, The Fiddler a collaboration between Arvel Bird and Nuwati Herbals. Enjoy a cup of The Fiddler as you listen to Arvel\'s lively music.

To learn more about our gifted musician friend visit www.arvelbird.com

We are proud to offer the Native American music of our friend, Platinum Award winning and Grammy Nominee, recording and performing artist, John Two-Hawks.

John contributed his award-winning cedar flute music, drums, and vocals to the score of the recently released HBO movie, "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee." Director Yves Simoneau called John\'s work his "secret weapon" in telling the emotional and tragic story of the Lakota Sioux people who lost their lives at Wounded Knee in 1890.

To learn more about our gifted musician friend visit www.johntwohawks.com