Multi nominated and Multi award winning Singer Songwriter Music Recording Artist, Callie Bennett, is a sought after artist who is also known for her Native American Jewelry and Fashion Designs and expresses her art form in more ways than one including but not limited to fine art, beadwork, jewelry, music, and photography and in the words of her producer, Greg Miller of Immersion Productions, “She is a force to be reckoned with.”  A multi instrumentalist with many talents including public speaking, she is a leader in her community and aspires to inspire, encourage, and bring hope to those around her through the many different mediums she works with.

Singing before she was able to speak words, Callie was adopted at 4 months old from Seoul, South Korea and was raised both on and off the Navajo Reservation. Immediately, her mother noticed her gifting, and at a very young age Callie began to develop a heart and passion not only for singing, but for all musical arts. At 5 years old her mother placed her in piano lessons, at 7 singing lessons, and 13 guitar lessons.

She is known for her many community efforts through her local Church, Covenant of Faith, and is an executive administrator and Music Director for the Covenant of Faith ministry today. She is a licensed minister and has had the honor of traveling and ministering alongside her parents, Pastors and Drs. Ellson and Debra Bennett. Callie has also served many years of volunteering at her local Tribal Government with her Navajo Nation.

Having a unique story and through the spirit of adoption as taught by her family, not only have the Navajo/Diné People adopted and embraced her, but she has embraced the People and the Navajo/Diné heritage as her own.

 Callie’s Family has also been adopted into the Lakota Tribal Nation with the Miniconjou Band.

Callie's heart is to reach out to all nations with encouragement, hope, faith, and love. She desires to see lives changed, transformed, and restored through the power of word, music, and any other avenue that will help bring positive change to youth, communities, and families for the better.

Today, Callie is based out of the Navajo Nation, and her music and art are inspired by her family and by her American Indian Heritage.