The 2001 release "Star People" by Brulé offers a blend of world and new-age sounds, characteristic of the group's established musical style. This album represents a continuation of their sonic exploration on the Natural Visions label.
- "Star People" was released on March 26, 2001, by Natural Visions. The album falls within the world and new-age genres. It was released during a period when Brulé had already established a significant discography.
- The release date places "Star People" in the early years of the 21st century for the group. Natural Visions is known for releasing music in the new-age and ambient genres.
- As an album released in 2001, "Star People" did not chart on the Billboard 200. Its genre classification aligns with contemporary instrumental music popular in the new-age scene.
Brulé is a Native American new-age musical group, founded in 1983 by John Two-Hawks. They are known for blending traditional indigenous sounds with contemporary instrumental music.
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