Michael Bucher | You're Not Alone

Award winning, Native American singer-songwriter, Michael Bucher releases highly anticipated album, Believe on the independent label Blue Hills Records.

Believe picks up where his award winning cd Seven left off. Believe cranks it up a notch or two and is evident with the songs he's put down in this highly anticipated cd. His approach to songwriting, as only a few in this genre can do.

Native People's magazine writes of Michael, "An American songwriting icon."

He has dedicated this cd to the children throughout Indian Country who are battling their struggle with suicide. A rate 70% higher than any other race in the country in ages 18 and under. It's for who and why he wrote the title track Believe.

As usual for Michael, he sings about issues and topics in Indian Country he feels strongly about and uniquely covers them in these 11 new songs. All are straight from the heart, and as usual, straight into yours.

Produced by Canyon recording artist, Peter Phippen, Jason Introwitz, and Michael Bucher. All songs were recorded, mixed and mastered at The Sound Garage, Menominie, Wisconsin. Jason Introwitz engineer, except for Texas Cherokee, which was recorded, mixed and mastered at Skyline Studios, Eau Clare, Wisconsin. Evar Lunde, engineer. All bass guitar by Peter Phippen. All percussion and keyboard by Jason Introwitz. Native drum used in the recording of this cd made by Michael Bucher.

Special guest artists include Howard "Guitar" Luedtke (electric slide guitar) and Curtis Brown (blues harp) on Fat Cats, Josh Entzminger (lead guitar) on Believe, Kevin Brown (resonator dobro guitar handmade by Kevin) on Mountain Top Removal, Douglas Bluefeather (Native American flute) and Sarah Maurer (background vocals) on Texas Cherokee.

"My music has always been a reflection of where I stand on certain issues, what I have learned, been through, and healed from. 'Believe' is just that. One of the most important things I've learned so far on my Journey is to believe. That may sound overly simplistic, however, if we don't believe, we don't have hope, without hope, no dreams for today or the future. May we all Believe." says Michael Bucher.

Michael Bucher is a Cherokee singer-songwriter who was taught from the beginning of his memory the stories, language and legends of his people. His songs are intended to teach, heal and bring awareness to everyone who hears them. He sings about topics that are important to him and others in Indian Country. From the desecration of sacred sites, to Cherokee legends, to the sometimes seemingly Invisible Indian, there's a passionate quality throughout.

Mr. Bucher has received four (4) 2010 Native American Music Award nominations, Best Artist, Best Folk, Best Record, and Best Songwriter for his "Believe" CD.
Blue Hills Records 2009
http://www.michaelbucher.com/

Michael Bucher/You're Not Alone
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Produced by PK Productions LLC
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2010

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[Sliepnir2006]

I regret I will never ever be able to go to any of his concerts, because I live so far, far away. But for those who can, take the chance, go, listen and appreciate his music and the truth which he tells, will bring such a great blessing.

Life is worth so much more than suicide. His message has reached worldwide. Every teenage life is valuable, indeed every life is valuable. We need to send out a clear message to our young to have and keep hope!

[Hokaheyhockey]

He who sings, prays twice. Keep on singing, brother!

[hawktana]

WELL DONE BROTHER, YOU HAVE A KIND & GENEROUS HEART. WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOUR FEEDBACK ON MY VISION QUEST VIDEO UNDER MY NAME HAWKTANA. WAS MY WIFE'S FIRST GO AT PUTTING IT TOGETHER. SHE DID ALL THE GRAPHICS. AHO........

[rickyogima]

yea great video there, nice song, good quality video, thanks for sharing, glad to have seen this