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Welcome to Canyon Records. We're pleased to tell you about two sales promotions we're offering on a permanent basis. If you purchase four CDs, you receive your choice of any one of the Voices Across the Canyon series at no charge. If you purchase two cassettes, you receive a third one free. Check back regularly as we'll be offering specials on specific titles and genres.
In April, Lou Gonnie was the subject of our Artist Profile. We've decided to leave his Profile up through May as we've added our first podcasts. Kristen Butler, one of our Producers as well as Canyon's Director of Licensing & Permissions, talks with Lou about his art, influences and piracy. In June, we'll be featuring Native American flutist Anthony Wakeman.
If you need immediate personal assistance, please call 800-268-1141 (M-F, 8:30 am thru 4:30 pm MST). You can also reach me directly at rdoyle@canyonrecords.com. Your thoughts are always important to me.
-Robert Doyle, President
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Artist Profile: Louie Gonnie - Podcast Now Up
One of the key things we look for in artists is the durability of their connection to their Native communities and traditions. While musical ability is not necessarily related to the strength of cultural ties, the connection to family, history and traditions can give an artist a special perspective on how they express themselves through their music. More... |
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Jack Miller Enters the Golden Circle
Canyon Records’ chief engineer, Jack Miller, was recently inducted into the Gold Circle of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (the organization that awards the “Emmies”) in honor of his fifty years of audio recording. More... |
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Journey with the Canyon Explorer Series
The Canyon Explorer Series is a new initiative for Canyon Records. Though we've specialized in Native American music for almost 57 years, along the way have added some interesting non-Native albums to our catalog. With the Canyon Explorer Series we'll begin a program of recording and producing traditional and contemporary music from cultures and societies outside of North America, most notably from south Asia and the Indian subcontinent. More... |
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