Curawaka, an international quintet, creates unique soundscapes blending indigenous traditions, Latin-American folk rhythms, and Scandinavian folklore melodies into what they call "world medicine music" or "sacred world music." Their music celebrates life's beauty and sacredness, conveying messages of hope, trust, and unity in a time of global yearning for connection and authenticity. Hailing from Norway, Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil, Curawaka's debut album "Call of the Wild" (2018) pays tribute to world cultural heritage and folklore while showcasing their musical and spiritual prowess. Their latest album, "Dreamtime" (2023), is a journey through sound and soul, weaving world rhythms and celestial melodies to guide listeners back to the heart and advocate for nature's protection.

"Dreamtime" also serves as a platform for Curawaka to amplify the voices of First Nation Peoples, with collaborations and guest appearances by indigenous leaders, elders, and wisdom keepers from around the globe. This album underscores Curawaka's dedication to celebrating and honoring native cultures, recognizing their vital role in humanity's healing journey.