Shadowyze is a Native American Music Award winner and 6 time NAMA nominated. He has released over 10 singles and 5 full albums and has appeared on over 15 national rap/hip hop compilations and 8 regional & national albums by other artists as well as a major label Virgin/EMI compilation called "Indiani". He has appeared in USA Today, New York Times, Miami Herald, The Village Voice, XXL, VIBE & Word UP! papers and magazines. He has performed many Native American reservations and dozens of folk fests, spring breaks and even the world famous Montreux Jazz Fest in Switzerland. He has been involved with activism to help Native American causes as well as Latinos and working class Americans in general. He did 6 weeks of Hurricane Katrina relief efforts to help people in Mississippi raised 5 U-haul sized truckloads full of every possible necessity and drove it there as well. He has collaborated with heavyweight names such as Baby Bash, Lil Flip, Russell Means, Jim Pepper, Caren Knight-Pepper, Haystak, Jaytee from N2Deep, Star Nayea and Frost who all have had national spotlight for most of their career. The late Jim Pepper is a legendary Native American Jazz musician and world icon who had dozens of releases and several major label deals in the 60's, 70's and 80's. He charted on Billboard charts and performed hundreds of venues around the world with his wife Caren Knight-Pepper. NYC'S Caren Knight-Pepper was a member of the legendary Jim Pepper band and has the vocal talents that will rock your socks in any song she endows with her vocal magic.