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File contains a biographical sheet, photograph, and an entry to the 2002 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards.

File includes material related to “Side Canyon: Indian America,” Shane Patterson, McLellan, Robedeau and Stoner,Gerald Primeau Sr., Northern Cree and Friends, and Randy Wood.

File includes records pertaining to several performing artists including Lil'wat Music Group, Eddy Robinson, Eagleheart Singers/Drummers, Syren, Posawawajek, Kanenhi:io, Stepahnie March, Sheryl Crow, Gibert Nelles, Violet Naytowhow, Michael Bucher, Indigenous Resistance Crew, Gary Small and the Coyote Bros, Joseph Fire Crow, Crystal Shawanda, Jace Martin, Rex Pooyouma, Billy Joel Green, Indigenous, Janel, Andrea Menard, Cliff Sard, William Eaton, Randy Wood, Richard Monkman, and more.

File pertains to performing artists including Spirit Nation, Tamara Podemski, Rick Moulton, Jane Chartrand, Nokomis, Randy Wood, Pappy Johns Band (Faron Johns, Lorne Greene, Chris Johns, Don Powless, Oren Doxtator, Al “Gater” Kroll), Nancy Johnson, Northern Cree Singers of Saddle Lake, Nakoda Lodge Singers, Little Island Cree Singers, Leela Gilday, Delia and the Waskewitch Boys, Crystal Anne, Paul Chaput, Cindy Scott, Bear Creek, Art Moosomin, Charlie Ningiuk, DJ Combz, Kasp, and more.

File pertains to performing artists including Arigon Starr, Veronica Johnny, Mato Ninji, David R. Maracle, Radmilla Cody, Louie Gonnie, Johnny Mike, Alex E. Smith, Cheevers Toppah, Nitanis “Kit” Landry, Evren Ozan, Leon Skyhorse Thomas, the Blue Stone Project (Aaron White, Gary Rasmussen, and Ed Michaels), Robert Tree Cody, David Nighteagle, Todi Neesh Zhee Singers, Randy Wood, Koela Beamer, R. Carlos Nakai, Ed Lee Natay, David Mitchell, Thunder Hill, Wayne Silas, Jr., Myron Pyawasit, Gii-shik Pyawasit, Shane Webster, Mike Sullivan, Elk Soldier, Louie Gonnie, Northern Cree, Young Bird, December Wind, the Johnnys, Blackfire, and more.

File contains entry forms for the Canadian Aboriginal Festival’s Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards (Tru Rez Crew, Gary Sappier, Randy Wood, Jason Martin, Thomas B. Maracle, Red Suga, Wayne Lavallee, Abortion Grenade, Forever, Robbie Antone,) correspondence pertaining to the First Nations Composer Initiative and sharing albums, a plan for the “Aboriginal People’s Choice” (Music Awards) with annotations, newspaper clipping pertaining to Santee Smith, a list of CAMA finalists in 2004, and the National Newsletter of Native American Music Awards & Association (NAMA) News (issue 20, November 2004).