We're happy to be your online archive of news and reviews of all things Arigon Starr. We also have some nice features on other members of the band....so keep checking back. We'll add new stuff when it comes in!

The Latest:

WHISPERING WIND MAGAZINE

It's new and it's out on the stands. Here are a couple of excerpts to intice you to get out, buy a copy and enjoy the excellent work of our friend, Gene Bates.

It has Vol. 31, No. 3 on the front and retails fro $4.00. You can usually find it at Indian Stores or at Borders Books & Music.

From the Artist Profile:

"Kickapoo vocalist, songwriter and guitarist, Arigon Starr has graced concert stages from London, England to San Francisco, California. The self-proclaimed 'Native American Diva's' music combines "..a contemporary Native American perspective with the power of British Invasion Pop." The combination has taken the Native American music world by storm."

From the Review of WIND-UP:

"After reviewing Arigon Starr's NAMMY (Native American Music Awards) award-winning album (Best Independent Recording) from last year, I was curious what the "Native American Diva" could possibly come up with to top her distinguished debut? "Wind Up" is the definitive answer to that question! She's going to wind you up! And wind you up she does! A bewitching brew of pop/rock/country, and maybe a dash of "Rocky Horror Picture Show," this album is every bit as entertaining as Starr's breakthrough CD, "Meet The Diva."

MORE GREAT ARTICLES FOR YOUR READING PLEASURE:

• ALICE MAGAZINE
• AMERICAN INDIAN REVIEW

THE MEDIA ARCHIVE

Including the following cool items:

Gay Visits Sylacauga!

Indian Country Today

Here's Leta Rector's in-depth article from last year about the band. It's a good one!

Yorkshire Evening Post

You'll want to read the article from the that was published during the tour. It's a great read and features a cool photo of the Diva and author Serle Chapman.

Here's a reprint of an article that was published in October 1997 by News From Indian County.

Indian Cinema Entertainment

A lengthy article from the American Indian Film Institute of San Francisco. It's a GOOT one!