Native Canadian Recording Artist, Healer & Inspirational Speaker Brenda MacIntyre, Medicine Song Woman.

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Brenda MacIntyre, Medicine Song Woman is a Canadian Native American sound/energy healer, recording artist and inspirational speaker.

As a healer and Lightworker, Brenda channels healing songs and uses a unique energy and sound healing system.

The resulting shift/re-alignment of your energy system creates any or all of the following:

:: Physical pain relief
:: Emotional release
:: Visions/spiritual experiences
:: Rejuvenation
:: Connection to your spirit guides

And the bigger picture is that your body, mind, emotions and spirit become more balanced and you become more in tune with Source, your spirit and Who You Really Are.

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The Juno Award-winning singer performs and speaks across Canada and has been featured across Canada on MuchMusic, APTN, OMNI, Vision and TLN.

Brenda's last CD Spirit Connection, which comes from a recurring spiritual childhood vision, was nominated for a 2007 Aboriginal People's Choice Award.

Her next CD "Medicine Song" will be released in Summer 2009, with a stellar lineup of side musicians and featuring dub poet icon Lillian Allen.

Brenda MacIntyre was Toronto's 2007 Aboriginal Businesswoman of the Year and she is the #1 World/Reggae Artist in Toronto on ReverbNation.com.

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Her music has evolved from rap, reggae and R&B into her own special flavour of World/Roots music, with Native frame drumming, singing and blues/reggae bass & guitar.

Brenda's upcoming album "Medicine Song" will surprise you with new musical arrangements and world class backup musicians Rohan Staton (Jully Black), Dennis Mohammed (Jesse Cook) and Derek Thorne (Kobotown).

MacIntyre's career began in 1985 when her first hit single ("Non Stopping Hip Hopping," Moods International Records, Florida) was charted as a "hot new item" on North Miami's Top 40 station WPOW 96FM.

The Parachute Club's Billy Bryans produced Brenda MacIntyre's second single "Rock a Talk," a drug prevention reggae song featured on "The Gathering" compilation released by Attic Records. In 1992, the CD won a Juno Award and MacIntyre earned a Canadian Reggae Music Award nomination.