Mary Youngblood is a musician whose transcendent music has been shaping the landscape of Native American flute music for years. Born of Aleut and Seminole ancestry, her unique cultural heritage is deeply infused within her music, creating a tapestry of sound that's simultaneously ancient and contemporary. Known for her mastery of the Native American flute, Youngblood has the distinction of being the first female artist to win two Grammy Awards for “Best Native American Music Album” — for "Beneath the Raven Moon" in 2002 and "Dance with the Wind" in 2007.

Over the course of her career, Youngblood's virtuosic playing and soulful compositions have captivated audiences worldwide, earning her acclaim and a devoted fanbase. Albums such as "The Offering" and "Heart Of The World" showcase her skill in crafting melodies that resonate with the heart's deepest emotions and speak to the spiritual connections within us all. With a sound that is both reflective and invigorating, Mary Youngblood has solidified her standing as a pioneer and a healing voice in the world of Native American flute music. Her compilation album, "Sacred Place - A Mary Youngblood Collection," serves as a testament to her enduring artistry and the profound impact she has had on listeners seeking solace and inspiration through her music.

Genres

Native American Flute

Native American Traditional

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Latest Release

Sacred Place - A Mary Youngblood Collection

Mary Youngblood

Album - 15 Tracks - Released January 1, 2008