Pamyua

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Pamyua on the cover of Caught in the Act (2003)
Pamyua on the cover of Caught in the Act (2003)

Pamyua (IPA: [ˈbʌm jo ə]) is a Yupik musical group from Anchorage in the U.S. state of Alaska.

Pamyua's music is self-described as "tribal funk" and "world music". Most of their songs are based on traditional Yupik, Inuit and Greenlandic chants, but the group is well-known for reinterpreting them in modern styles, such as the song "Cayauqa Nauwa", which has been performed a cappella (mengluni, 1998) and with Pacific Islander influences (Caught in the Act, 2003), as well as traditionally (Drums of the North, 2005).

Pamyua has toured across the United States and the world, performing at many world music festivals. In 2003, Pamyua won the Record of the Year Nammy for their album Caught in the Act.

  • mengluni (1998)
  • Verses (Apallut) (2001)
  • Caught in the Act (2003)
  • Drums of the North (2005)

==Current members[1]

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