The Native American Music Awards (NAMA) has officially recognized the group Tribal Roots as the winner of Best R&B Recording for their genre-blending track that bridges cultural tradition with modern expression.
The award-winning recording incorporates vocal parts from by Edmund Bull (Cree), re-imagined with a new vocal arrangement and lush instrumentation. The production was led by Kelly Parker, a (Métis/Anishinaabe) music producer and founder of Turtle Island Music, whose vision helped breathe new life into the piece while honouring its roots.
“We built this song from a place of deep respect and creativity and honoured to be part of this celebration. It’s an honour to be recognized, and we’re proud to carry this sound forward.”said the group.
The Native American Music Awards celebrate excellence in Indigenous music across Turtle Island. This win marks a major moment for Tribal Roots and the evolving landscape of Indigenous fusion music.
The group Tribal Roots wins best R&B recording at the Native American Music Awards
by Turtle Island Music
July 22, 2025 in Artist News
