Size: 99,7 MB
Time: 43:03
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2026
Styles: Blues/Roots/Americana mix
Art: Front
1. Homesick Indian Blues (3:56)
2. Cut Through The Wind (3:51)
3. I'll Play The Blues For You (4:42)
4. Come Unto Me (4:31)
5. Breaking Us In Pieces (3:47)
6. I Think I Love You Too Much (4:42)
7. You Win Again (4:47)
8. I'm On Your Way Home (3:58)
9. Never Ever (3:59)
10. The Whole World's Got The Blues (4:47)
Homesick Indian Blues is Crystal Shawanda’s most personal and powerful album yet; an unflinching return to the stories, struggles, and spirit that shaped her as an Anishinaabe/Ojibwe-Potawatomi artist. Blending raw blues fire with deep cultural grounding, the record traces identity, displacement, resilience and home. Born and raised in Wiikwemkoong First Nation on Manitoulin Island, Crystal Shawanda has spent her career redefining what Indigenous blues can be.
After breaking records in country music and becoming the first Indigenous woman to win CCMA Female Artist of the Year, she shifted fully into the blues, earning multiple JUNO Awards, Billboard chart debuts, and international acclaim. Homesick Indian Blues continues Crystal's trajectory with a collection of songs rooted in lived experience: the ache of distance, the weight of history, the joy of reclamation, and the fire of self-determination. Produced on New Sun Records — Canada’s first female, Indigenous-owned label — the album showcases Shawanda’s unmistakable voice, her mastery of blues storytelling, and her commitment to lifting Indigenous narratives to the forefront.
After breaking records in country music and becoming the first Indigenous woman to win CCMA Female Artist of the Year, she shifted fully into the blues, earning multiple JUNO Awards, Billboard chart debuts, and international acclaim. Homesick Indian Blues continues Crystal's trajectory with a collection of songs rooted in lived experience: the ache of distance, the weight of history, the joy of reclamation, and the fire of self-determination. Produced on New Sun Records — Canada’s first female, Indigenous-owned label — the album showcases Shawanda’s unmistakable voice, her mastery of blues storytelling, and her commitment to lifting Indigenous narratives to the forefront.
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