Little Wolf is a Kumeyaay descendant of the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians and a self-taught musician specializing in the Native American flute. Inspired by her elders from the age of five, she carries forward ancestral traditions through sound.
With over a decade of performance experience, Little Wolf’s music is known for its emotional depth and ability to deeply move audiences. Her performances—spanning music festivals, sound healings, spiritual gatherings, and ceremonies—are often described as transformative and medicinal.
Rooted in tradition and guided by intention, Little Wolf’s work promotes healing, peace, love, and relaxation through the sound of the wind. Her music is available on all major streaming platforms, with a new album coming soon!
Contact Little Wolf today to book her for your next event!
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On October 18th, 2025, Little Wolf performed at the No Kings Rally before a crowd of nearly 30,000 people. Opening with a four-direction blessing and flute prayer to Father Sky, Mother Earth, and to the people. The appearance marked a significant moment in Little Wolf’s career, representing her first time leading such a large gathering within her ancestral lands. The performance featured music from her forthcoming single, “Breath and Beating Heart,” a deeply personal work reflecting themes of resilience, remembrance, and collective voice.
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Little Wolf appeared at the City of Chula Vista’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day Proclamation, speaking and performing alongside Robert "Bobby" Wallace on behalf of the Kumeyaay people. Her musical performance served as a powerful expression within the chamber. Little Wolf extends gratitude to Mayor John McCann and the Chula Vista City Council for their recognition and for honoring Indigenous voices through this proclamation. The appearance took place during a meaningful month of acknowledgment for Indigenous communities nationwide, reflecting a broader movement of solidarity and recognition. This performance at Chula Vista City Hall stands as a significant moment of cultural visibility and representation.
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Little Wolf contributed original flute music to the documentary You’re No Indian, performing some of the film’s background score for a project that explores the impact of tribal disenrollment and Indigenous identity. The film, directed and produced by Ryan Flynn over the course of several years, premiered at the TCL Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard. Hearing her flute performed live during the premiere marked a deeply emotional milestone for Little Wolf, whose participation in the film reflects both personal and cultural significance. The documentary stands as an important work of advocacy and education, and Little Wolf is honored to have collaborated with the creative team in bringing these stories to light.
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