SEMINOLE WIND | Carol Markstrom | Arizona-based, multi-award-winning singer-songwriter Carol Markstrom brings her expressive vocals and passion for storytelling to her new single, “Seminole Wind,” a fresh interpretation of John Anderson’s country classic. | | Set in Florida’s Everglades, the song honours the Seminole homeland while reflecting on the environmental damage caused by development and land drainage. Its imagery of windswept sawgrass, wildlife and ancestral memory carries a powerful message about protecting both cultural heritage and the natural world. | | As a professor whose work focuses on Native American peoples and cultures, Carol brings a meaningful perspective to the song’s subject. Blending American folk, Americana and Western influences, | | Carol has entertained audiences across the United States, Alaska and Europe. Her songs have earned worldwide radio airplay and appeared on international charts. Her fifth album, Seekers, received a 2025 Album of the Year honour at Europe’s Red Carpet Awards. Her many accolades also include Female Vocalist of the Year and Western Album of the Year from the Academy of Western Artists, plus the Silver Arrow Award for contributions to Native American music. | | Following releases including Una Buena Vida, Juniper and Sage and Trickster Wind, “Seminole Wind” continues Carol’s tradition of music that connects history, landscapes and the human spirit. | |
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