Music & Discography | ElizaBeth Hill
Discography

Music

Albums · 1993 – Present

From Nashville-crafted songwriting to Mohawk-language compositions, ElizaBeth Hill's catalogue spans three decades of Indigenous music, storytelling, and cultural advocacy.

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The Sky Is Falling album cover
2023

The Sky Is Falling

EP Single and complete Album "The Sky Is Falling" are available today. For CD please go to contact.

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Legends: I Am An Eagle album cover
1995

Legends: I Am An Eagle

A Mix of Contemporary and Traditional Native Music with Legends told by Native Story Tellers. In Seneca, English, Mushkeego Cree, Mohican, and Oddawa. Conceived, produced and arranged by John James Stewart. Various singers, chanters, drummers, and storytellers including ElizaBeth Hill, Bill Miller, Pura Fe, and others.

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Too Long Away album cover
2011

Too Long Away

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Peacemaker's Lullaby album cover
2005

Peacemaker's Lullaby

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Love That Strong album cover
1999

Love That Strong

Features a duet with American songwriter John Hiatt, and guest harmony vocals by the late Jamie O'Hara.

Hearts of the Nations album cover
1997

Hearts of the Nations

A 1997 collaborative production by North American Indigenous women singers. Produced at the Banff Centre for the Arts Indigenous Arts Program it is a unique example of empowering nationhood through women's voices.

When the Spirit Moves Me album cover
1993

When the Spirit Moves Me

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Sound Art

Colonial Conversation

A sound art piece by ElizaBeth Hill.

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Colonial Conversation is a sound art piece created to reflect Indigenous life before contact, during conflicts and changes, and what in our environment is still prevalent and relevant today. The piece was premiered at the Cold Waters Symposium, North Bay in 2019. Vocals were recorded in 2018 and are by Elizabeth Hill and Michelle McAfee.

Featured Album

The Incredible 25th Year of Mitzi Bearclaw

Soundtrack for the independent award-winning film written and directed by Shelley Niro. A story about a young Indigenous woman full of dreams and hopes for her future who must return to her remote community and help her family. Released August 2020.

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