"Solstice Rouge" - Announcement in French of a concert with Kashtin and other musicians at the "Festival Presence Autochtone 98" on June 20, 1998 in Montreal. Website by "The Native Trail", 1998. The page shows a picture of Kashtin on stage.
Lyrics and audio file of Kashtin's song "Akua Tuta". Website about "The Band", lyrics contributed by Jamie Shrope. The website mentions "Akua Tuta" because it is included on the CD "Music for the Native Americans" that was produced by Robbie Robertson, one of the original members of "The Band".
Short article about Kashtin in French by Val Morrison, 65th Conference of "Acfas" (l'Association Canadienne-Francaise pour l'Avancement des Sciences, the French-Canadian Association for the Advancement of Science), 1997.
Short review of Kashtin's CD "Innu" by Bob Tarte, All Music Guide. You can review this album on that page, as well as Kashtin in general and their other albums on this AMG page: Kashtin. Don't get your hopes up, the clickable song titles don't lead to music samples. I would dispute the reviewer's description of Kashtin's music as "New Age".
Kashtin message board on Artist Direct Network, I-Music, Inc.
Canadian Film Distribution Center mentioning a 1991 video film of 24 minutes about Kashtin.
Page on a larger website about the series "Due South". This page is about the episode "Hawk and a Handsaw", in which Kashtin's song "Akua Tuta" was used. It explains the exact scene.
Pages on the website "La Piste Amerindienne":
- List of Native musicians from Quebec. Names the two Kashtin members along with many other musicians and mentions the annual local music festivals.
- A little more detailed information about the musicians listed on the other page. Kashtin is mentioned about half way down on the page.
CANOE 2000 Jam! Showbiz Polls. Go to "Canadian music artist" and give Kashtin your vote for the top Canadian music artist of the century.
Two 1996 articles about Claude McKenzie and his solo album "Innu Town" on CANOE Network: "Innu musician goes solo" and "Native singer steers clear of politics".
Radio interview of June 22, 1999 in French, aired on June 27, 1999 on CIBL-FM 101,5. Website: Cyberchrome.
Brief review in French by Jacques Thibault for Club-Culture of Claude McKenzie's album "Innu Town".
Claude McKenzie's date of birth named as March 11, 1967. Website by Radio Rock Detente. (List of stars born on that day is about half way down on the page.)
Live video interview of September 1998 at the First Peoples Arts Conference, presented by the Canada Council for the Arts. (Go to the bottom of the page.)
Very nice page (in French) about Maliotenam and the Moisie River that shows Florent Vollant with his brothers. Page by NovaNor, a promoter of adventure and eco-tourism.
Pictured together with Jeff Smallwood, another musician from Quebec.
Narrator: Florent Vollant is mentioned as one of the narrators of the 1992 documentary "La Conquete de l'Amerique I" (The Conquest of America I). Website by "Office National du Film du Canada".
Page by Telefilm, Canada about the 1998 documentary "Tundra and Taiga, Sharing - Traditional Cree Lifestyle" that credits Florent Vollant for the music used in the film.
Page on the website of the Innu Nation that mentions Florent Vollant's name and seems to report some happenings at Maliotenam or Mani-Utenam. The title: "Utshimau Vachon tshissinautshiku ICEM".
Page by Radio Rock Detente, names his date of birth as August 10, 1959.