Douglas Blue Feather, Cherokee heritage, is an award winning songwriter, recording artist, and performer of contemporary Native American flute music. A four time Native American Music Award winner, known as a Nammy, Blue Feather has released nine CDs which have been featured on radio stations world wide.

Recognized as one of the top Native American flutists of today, the highlights of Doug’s career include winning the Eighth Annual Native American Music Award for "Best New Age Recording" the Seventh Annual Native American Music Award for "Best New Age Recording" the Sixth Annual Native American Music Award for "Flutist Of The Year" and the Fifth Annual Native American Music Award for "Best Independent Recording Of The Year."

Blue Feather has been a featured performer at the 8th Annual Native American Awards Show, on Fox TV, and at numerous nationally advertised powwows, festivals, and churches throughout the United States. He has been recognized by Native Peoples Magazine as being one of the top performers on the Native music scene. Many people call him a master of the flute.

"I'm honored that people refer to me as a master, but like any musical instrument, the flute is still teaching me. Every time I write a new song, I learn something new on the flute. My music has become much more than I dreamed and is more than just a musical journey, it's a spiritual journey as well. It really is a gift from the Creator."

Married, with one daughter and three grandchildren, Douglas has been a musician all his life. A drummer since the age of 13, he performs all of the drum and percussion instruments and some keyboards on his CDs. Now, a retired Dayton, OH Police Officer since 2000, Doug performs and tours full time doing what he loves to do the most...playing music and sharing Spirit.