About the Flutestock 2025 Performers
Not in any particular order
Timothy JP Gomez
The One and Only
Timothy J.P. Gomez is an award-winning musician renowned for his evocative compositions and performances on the Native American Style Flute. Fusing world music with the emotional depth of the Romantic Era, Timothy's work reflects his profound appreciation for nature and his exceptional empathy. His melodies resonate with themes of human connection and environmental kinship, transporting listeners to enchanting realms through heartfelt soundscapes.
Raised in El Paso, TX, Timothy developed a deep passion for the Native Flute, inspired by the dreamlike landscapes he explored. After years of sharing his music privately with friends and family, he took a bold step into the public eye, releasing his debut album, *The Awakening*, in 2014. This acoustic collection of songs centered on his reflections of nature and personal experiences, garnered critical acclaim, earning two nominations at the Indian Summer Music Awards, with "Sacred Saguaro" winning its category in 2015.
Today, Timothy captivates audiences at festivals and concerts across the United States. He also conducts private online sessions to help aspiring flutists hone their skills and offers workshops and lessons during events. Through his music, Timothy remains dedicated to inspiring a love for conservation and adventure, encouraging others to connect with the world around them.
Joe Young
Audio Manager
Joseph L Young is an award-winning composer and gifted multi-instrumentalist from Boise, Idaho. He is known for his mastery on saxophones and ethnic flutes from around the world. His music, a fusion of global traditions and modern sounds, has gained worldwide recognition, topping radio charts such as Echoes and New Age Notes, and earning him numerous awards and nominations from institutions like the Global Music Awards, Intercontinental Music Awards and Hollywood Music in Media Awards.
Young's six self-produced albums, described as "breathtakingly beautiful" and "soulfully rejuvenating", reflect his passion for music and his commitment to creating soundscapes that captivate listeners. Alongside his performance and recording work, Young shares his knowledge through teaching at flute schools and performing at festivals nationwide.
Young's music can be found on platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and Pandora. More about his work and achievements can be found on his website, www.josephlyoung.com.
Rona Yellow Robe
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Rona Yellow Robe is a Cree and African American Woman, born and raised in Havre, Montana, and is an enrolled members of the Chippewa Cree Tribe of Rocky Boy, Montana.
Rona picked up her first flute in 2002 and has been on a musical and spiritual journey ever since. Rona is known for her powerful vocal ability, Native American flute style, storytelling, and heart-filled presence.
Rona Yellow Robe and Bruce Witham have been creating music together since May, 2008. They have recorded four award winning albums, "Voice of the Trees"
(2009), "The Gathering" (2012), a Christmas album entitled "Lighting Our Way" (2013), "Shoot For The Moon" (2016), and thier latest album, "Sunday's Child".
Along with winning Native American Music Awards 2014 and 2016 Flutist of the Year, Rona and Bruce received the Native American Music Awards nominations as Songwriters of the Year for their song, "Voice of the Trees." Their album, "The Gathering" was Nominated for Album of the Year, and Female Vocalist for their Christmas CD, "Lighting Our Way".
Rona also won the award for North American Indigenous Flute Player from the Native American Style Flute Association for their song, "Caterpillar & Butterfly."
Rona and Bruce perform concerts on stages nationwide, and internationally. Over the years they continue to perform for the surrounding tribes, and events including festivals, art shows, schools, museums, weddings, memorial services, powwows and holiday celebrations. They have honored military veterans and their families with their music. Rona has been engaged with hospice with her flutes for over 19 years, and she and Bruce have worked in close partnership with Multicare Hospice, and CHI Franciscan Hospice in Washington State for 13 years. Rona is also in demand as a music teacher and workshop facilitator.
They have always said, "We will perform for 5 or 1,500." They have done both. For Rona and Bruce, it's all about blessing people's lives with their music.
Their music is created with the intention to inspire, uplift, and fill the listener with peace, hope and happiness; leading to visions of joy, love, and prosperity.
Email: Ronayellowrobe@comcast.net
Website: www.Ronayellowrobe.net
Sherrie Davis
and Global Fusion
Global Fusion is an international world music trio group that promotes world peace, cultural diversity and
unity. The uplifting music they perform is a beautiful blend of Vocals, Indigenous chants, Native American
Flutes, Guitars, Keyboard and Percussions that share an inspirational message of everyone's connection to
each other and Mother Earth, creating a truly global musical experience.
Immerse yourself in a transcendent tapestry of sounds that blend cultural influences from around the world
crafted by Global Fusion’s talented ensemble of musicians.
Global Fusion is composed of Award winning, Hall of Fame Recording artist Dr Sherrie Davis,is from
Pendleton Oregon, who is a renowned singer, songwriter and Native American Flute Artist, she has 3
albums and 3 singles which have won the Global Music Awards, NASFA Music Awards, One World Music
Awards & was inducted into the Akademia Music Hall of Fame Awards, her songs have also charted on the
top 10 music charts in the US and Europe.
Kim Oz is from Adelaide, South Australia, and is an internationally renowned singer, songwriter performed
in 2 European bands and collaborated on 30 albums which hit the top10 independent charts in England and
Europe.
David Ryder is from Los Angeles California, he studied Jazz at the University of North Texas, taught music
in Dallas TX and performed all around the US.
The trio brings a beautiful sound of cultural music through the influences of their diverse heritages and
musical talents which bring mesmerizing sounds through their unique original blend of creative fusion.
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Randy Motz
"Windtalker"
For much of his life, Randy “Windtalker” Motz has studied Native cultures, history, legends, and the First Peoples’ sacred connection with the earth and considers himself Native in spirit. The name, “Windtalker,” is the trail name he used when he and his wife thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail in 2006. When he began recording and performing, “Windtalker” became his professional moniker.
Since 2011, he has given over 450 live performances, was a guest performer for a moonlight tour at the Pueblo Bonito ruins at Chaco Canyon National Historical Park and has performed at numerous Native American flute festivals around the country.
Windtalker’s six successful Native American flute CDs, range in style from traditional to new age/ambient. His albums, “Hózhó – Walking in Beauty,” and "Awakening" were nominated for "Best Flute CD” in 2016 and 2020 and "Wind, Water, and Stone" won "Best Flute Album of 2022" from One World Music Radio. “Earth Songs,” was released in March of 2024 to enthusiastic reviews.
Randy will also be teaching an interesting workshop on “Sacred Echoes - Honoring Our Elders with Native American-style Flute Music at Senior Centers.”
His music can be streamed and/or downloaded at major music platforms and can be heard on Sirius-XM and other internet radio stations. CDs can be purchased at live performances and at https://www.windtalkermusic.com.
https://www.youtube.com/windtalkermusic - Over 260 music videos of live performances, songs from each album, and improvised music recorded by his wife, Georgia Harris, at breathtaking locations throughout the world.
