DONNA’s music video “Round Round Round” is being screened twice a day for the month of April 2008 at the Smithsonian Institutes Museum of American Indian in Washington D.C.
DONNA KAY - "Round, Round, Round" won the award for BEST MUSIC VIDEO at the 2007 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards in Toronto, Canada on November 30, 2007. (see video)
DONNA KAY was nominated in the Native American Music Awards for Debut Artist and Music Video and appeared as special guest at the Awards on October
6, 2007.
The Music Video "Round Round Round"(see video) was screened at the
2007 Imagine Native Film and Media Arts Festival .... taking place in
Toronto on October 17th to the 21st, 2007.
The video for "Round, Round, Round"(see video) was nominated for "Best Music Video" at the "33rd Annual Alberta Movie and Television Awards"
Other nominees include Paul Brandt, INXS, The Dudes...
Visit www.AMPIA.org for a detailed Finalists list.
Her voice and vocal range saturate the senses with pleasures that can awaken, mend and nurture the soul. Her voice transcends from a gentile persuasiveness through to an aggressive rock edge. Her performances attract an eclectic group of people of all ages and walks of life…all devoted to the addicting sounds of Donna Kay.
Donna is described as a solid drummer who puts the groove in a pocket and drives the rhythm on through. The pulse and energy of any good band.
Singer, songwriter, percussionist, Donna Kay, knew from an early age she was destined for music with the native ghost dance drumming influencing her future. Growing up and spending most of her life on the shores of northwestern Saskatchewan’s Ministikwan Lake, the sounds of the ghost dance drumming would stay with her forever and influence her future. The music she makes is a magical blend of styles of her influences ranging from R& B to rock and roll, disco to country. Her voice and range saturate the senses with pleasures that can awaken, mend and nurture the soul.
One only has to listen to her latest CD, The Journey, to know she has mastered her voice and continues to refine her songwriting skills. Donna is just getting started writing and recording with Alvin Chief and Little Island Cree (the boys next door), a two-time Juno nominee native drum group from Island Lake First Nation (Ministikwan Lake). Together, their original creations capture the presence of nature and fill your mind with a story, a melody, a rhythm, and a feeling that life is good. Thankfully, this is only the beginning.
Hey beautiful! Just droppin by to show some love and to share this link with you, I think you might like the t-shirts...have an awesome weekend! Peace.love.respect mother-earth ~Audrey
I have not had time to stop by and say Hi and see how your music is going. I have been working 40 hours a week then coming home to a house full of people my daughter and some of my grandchildren are temp. living with me and my husband and I have been trying to get ready for the POW WOW that is coming up soon. I hope things are going great for you. Your friend Debby
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I am sorry I dont know the name of the fellow working on the page .. but good job I like your choice .. And I would have told if I didnt!!!
The page looks much better now .. I would add a couple more songs so people have more to listen to.
I was just out in Newark picking up coffee for the women and its so nice again today that everyone is outside walking around Portuguese street (similar to a little Italy type thing) therefore making driving around here feel like I had somehow teleported to a South American country??? Again I have the feeling I am the only one in the area who is not fluent in Spanish or Portuguese???
Ok hope everyone is having a good day .. talk to you later.
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