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Seven Fires
Kevin Locke's newest CD... coming soon! |
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Hoop of Life...
Lakota Stories of the Nobility of the Human Spirit
First received through his Lakota elders, in Kevin’s care these four ancient stories and one personal narrative become universal prayers for global unity, acceptance of cultural diversity, and peace. The inspired sound of his flute and additional Lakota-language narrative beautifully complement the storytelling on this innovative recording.
Audio clips:
Seven Directions
Hoop of Life
Eagle
First Flute
Meadowlark
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The First Flute
“Best Traditional Recording” 1999 Native American Music Awards. Recorded outdoors at Sitting Bull’s camp on Standing Rock Lakota Reservation, this album has been described as “the ultimate presentation of American Indian flute, heard as it first was among the birds, wind, and waters of the Dakotas.” |
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Dream Catcher
This sublime collection of songs are from the Lakota, Dakota and Meskwaki nations, generously shared with Kevin in a spirit of unity and love, and in an acknowledgement of the dawning of the long-awaited day of a new efflorescence for native peoples, a day in which the spiritual destiny of the American Indian will be fulfilled. |
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Keepers of the Dream
part two of the Dream Catcher series
Blended with natural sounds of the wild Northern Plains, these soothing solo flute songs and Lakota chants transport listeners to the region from which these enduring melodies and living traditions arise, giving a rich uninterrupted soundscape that echoes a spiritual journey. |
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Open Circle
Ancient Northern Plains flute songs enriched with a rhythmic, all-acoustic blend of indigenous instruments from around the world (didgeridoo from Australia, ocarina from Central America, berimbau from Brazil, drums from Africa and the Caribbean) and extraordinary nature sounds from the Dakotas. CD includes illustrated, full-color, 16-page booklet |
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The Flash of the Mirror
A proud and powerful collection of solo flute pieces, these songs honor springtime with its new, fresh world of light, warmth, movement, sound, color and fragrance. Herein are songs learned from Everett Kapayou, a Meskwaki elder who devoted himself to upholding the honor and sacred tradition of his people. |
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Midnight Strong Heart
These are timeless American Indian songs with contemporary instrumentation, which to Kevin embody evolving lessons of good citizenship and celebrate our individual and collective heritages alike. Backing Kevin’s indigenous flute are electric guitar, bass, viola, saxophone, synthesizer and percussion.
Audio clips
Midnight Strongheart
Abu Abu
Morning Star
It's Hard to be an Indian
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Flute Planet
Songs and prayers from the Top of the World
Recorded in Nepal, these 11 tracks from three international flutists (Kevin Locke, Manose Singh from Nepal, and Pam Whitman) are traditional European and Asian songs featuring indigenous Northern Plains flute with Brazilian and African percussion. Kevin’s nine tracks include “Amazing Grace” and “23rd Psalm”. |
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