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2008 Festival Poster

Music Awards - Artist Profiles

Eagle & Hawk

Website: www.eagleandhawk.com

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Eagle & Hawk has landed!
2002 Juno Award Winners (Best Music of Aboriginal Canada)


Merge modern rock and groove with Native Canadian vocal and rhythms elements. The sound is Uniquely Eagle & Hawk

E&H, a veteran rock band which defies labeling of one genre. Diversity that leads to the creative musical expression touching on the whole music spectrum of rock.

Musically influenced by modern rock styles , traditional native vocals and rhythms.
Rock, funk, groove, acoustic folk rock, Eagle & Hawk's versatility and catchy powerful songs contribute to its growing success and fan base.

A merging of genres, with a talented group of musicians led on stage by lead vocalist Jason Bodner. Jay's rich voice and stage charm has disarmed audiences from coast to coast in Canada and Europe and most recently in the United States. An inviting talented presence, Jay brings a world class talent to the stage.

Driven by band founder Vince Fontaine(Ojibway), it has always been a goal to fulfill a musical vision that evolves beyond just being a simple rock band. Vince uses the studio to experiment music styles that mix native elements and modern rock .Vince writes lyrics that reflect his own experience and view of life, in particular touching on the contemporary life issues of Aboriginal people and Native Americans.

This is a band, however, that offers something for everyone. Something fun, classic, entertaining, even loud and sweaty E&H brings over 6 years of experience as a unit to the stage. Leaving the audiences energized, entertained and feeling good. Featuring Champion Hoop Dancer Bruce Fontaine (Ojibway), Bruce shares his dance on stage with Eagle & Hawk. Eagle & Hawk has performed in North American cities such as Montreal, Toronto , Milwaukee, San Francisco, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver to name a few.. With over 10 tours of Europe E&H has played in numerous European cities such as Zurich, Paris, Berlin, Munich, Nuremberg, Prague, Leipzig, Dresden, Vienna, Bratislava gaining new and loyal fans.

E&H is one band you must see live to experience not only great music but also a good time.

Awards & Nominations:

  • 2004 - "Best Music of Aboriginal Canada" - Juno Award (nomination)
  • 2003 - "Best Pop/Rock Album" - Native American Music Awards (nomination)
  • 2003 - "Best song" - Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards (nomination)
  • 2002 - "Best Music of Aboriginal Canada" - Juno Award Winner
  • 2001 - "Best Rock Album" - Native American Music Awards (nomination)
  • 2000 - "Best Group" - Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards (nomination)
  • 2000 - "Best Aboriginal Recording" - Prairie Music Awards (nomination)
  • 1999 - "Best Rock Album" - Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards-Award
  • 1999 - "Best Group" - Native American Music Awards (nomination

Discography:

  • The Dream (1997)
  • Indian City (1999)
  • Eagle & Hawk (2000)
  • On and On (2001)
  • Mother Earth (2003)

Eagle & Hawk: Who are they and what are they saying?

2002 Juno Award Winners (Best Music of Aboriginal Canada). Since 1994, Canada's Eagle & Hawk has continued as a leading sound in contemporary Aboriginal music. By infusing a mixture of modern rock, and a commitment to sharing a perspective on Aboriginal life, Eagle & Hawk has emerged as a musical leader. Eagle & Hawk has toured and performed throughout Canada , United States as well as over 10 tours of Europe.

"They have gained a growing reputation in Canada and Europe for their unique brand of Indian Rock, touching on contemporary sounds and issues. In fact they have risen to the top of a new genre of Aboriginal music." - Jim Compton, APTN

"Die Musik der vierkopfigen Band aus dem kanadischen Winnipeg kommt alles andere als atherisch und okologisch-spirituell daher. Die vier Musiker rocken: laut, fetzig, manchmal sogar rotzig. (The music made by the four band members from Winnipeg/Canada is not just ethereal and ecological-spiritual. The four musicians rock: loud, wild and sometimes even snotty)" - Peter Muller, Stadt St. Gallen Switzerland

"Their music weaves acoustic and electric rock styles with world beat, rhythm and blues and funk. These styles are accentuated with the rhythms and music of Native North America, creating a very eclectic and engaging live show" - World Beat Festival


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