Project 5: Aboriginal/Autochtones (2006)
- Sandy Scofield (Vancouver BC) – Faith (feat. Kinnie Starr) (4:49)
- Shirley Montague (Norris Point NL) – Ijiatsuk (3:54)
- The Pappy Johns Band with Murray Porter (Ohsweken ON) – Going Back (5:02)
- Elaine Jakesta (Watson Lake YT) – Healed Heroes (2:20)
- Ed Peekeekoot (Crofton BC) – Wild Lilies to Wheat Fields (3:12)
- Jef Tremblay et les Éléments (Québec QC) – Tanite Etuteiak (3:48)
- X-STATUS (Winnipeg MB) – Still Around (2:55)
- Sinuupa (Kuujjuag QC) – Simple Man (Explicit Language) (4:46)
- Eekwol (Saskatoon SK) – Too Sick (4:15)
- Tagaq (Cambridge Bay NU) – Breather (5:27)
- Rez Villain (Bedford NS) – Charismatic Manner (Explicit Language) (3:45)
- Leela Gilday (Yellowknife NT) – Rage (4:12)
- Richard M. Gloade (Fredericton NB) – The Mean Song (3:11)
- Graeme Jonez (Toronto ON) – Black Magic Goldmine (3:18)
- DiggingRoots (Barrie ON) – Going Back (4:48)
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