Sandra Sutter

MEDIA

News Release, May 6, 2019 -- Sandra was selected by the Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women (IAAW) as the recipient of an Esquao Award in the field of Arts in recognition of her extensive community work and song-writing that promotes a spirit of reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. 163 KB

Click on the photo above to listen to Sandra's interview with Deb Reger, WRUV Radio in Burlington, Vermont.

Sandra performs with Indian City in Winnipeg

Sandra was a special guest performer, along with Lawrence Mulhall, during a 90-minute show with Indian City at the St. Norbert Arts Centre in Winnipeg on Nov. 22. They played their best songs, including "Indian in the Child" from Sandra's album, Cluster Stars. Click on the Winnipeg Free Press banner to view the coverage of this special event.

Sandra on CBC Saskatchewan Weekend

Shauna Powers of CBC Saskatchewan Weekend interviews Sandra following her recognition at the Native American Music Awards. In the 16-minute interview, Sandra talks about her life growing up in a non-Aboriginal family, what it meant to discover her true ancestry and family roots, and how she hopes her music will bring people from all backgrounds a closer together.

CBC Saskatchewan Weekend article, Oct. 21, 2018 -- This is a print version of Shauna Powers's interview with Sandra on Saskatchewan weekend. 1.27 MB

News Release, Oct. 12, 2018: Cluster Stars wins Best Americana Recording Sandra Sutter's debut album, Cluster Stars, wins Best Americana Recording at the Native American Music Awards in Seneca, NY. 278 KB

News Release, October. 2018: Custer Stars lighting up music world An album by Indigenous singer-song writer Sandra Sutter is beginning to turn heads in the music world, less than a year after its release. 516 KB

Missinippi Broadcasting, Oct. 16, 2018 -- Metis artist's new album recognized at Native American Music Awards 486 KB

National Indigenous People's Day 2018

Global News (Calgary) interviews Sandra during her performance at the National Music Centre where she performed as part of the National Indigenous People's Day celebrations. Also read Sandra's interview with the Calgary Star.