Wayne Silas Jr.

Wayne Silas Jr. is a renowned Fancy Feather War Dancer and musician, celebrated for his achievements in the competitive Pow-Wow circuit. He has won numerous titles, including five championship titles at the Gathering of Nations and the 2009 World Class Title at the United Tribes Technical College Pow-Wow. As a singer, he has also garnered multiple singing titles, including eight championships from the Schemitzun World Championship Festival. His music often blends traditional elements with contemporary themes, as seen in his album "True," which explores tales of love and romance through the rhythms of the Round Dance. This album led to a nomination for Best Male Artist at the Native American Music Awards.

Wayne Silas Jr.'s musical releases include "Infinite Passion," "True - Round Dance Songs," and "Unconditional - Round Dance Songs," showcasing his dedication to preserving and innovating Native American musical traditions. His compositions often reflect a blend of artistic expression and cultural heritage, drawing inspiration from various sources such as movies and pop songs. Silas has also been involved in collaborative projects, working with other song makers and even involving family members in his creative process.