TerryLee Whetstone

TerryLee Whetstone is a multi-talented spoken word artist, musician, and filmmaker celebrated for his powerful storytelling and cultural advocacy. His extensive expertise spans soundtracks, sound engineering, directing, screenwriting, cinematography, and choreography, making him a force in short films and videos. 

A transformative encounter with an elder American Indian inspired TerryLee’s mission to share meaningful messages through art and influenced his unique signature. With a prolific career, TerryLee has garnered awards worldwide, including multiple Indie Music Channel and Radio Music Awards and international film festival honors for music and filmmaking. 

His discography boasts 32 albums, blending classical, new age, blues, and American Indian styles into a spiritually uplifting experience. Highlights include his children’s song “Ups and Downs” and his award-winning album ME-WE, recognized for its cultural unity themes. 

Beyond music, TerryLee’s paintings, jewelry, and poetry are featured in galleries and museums across the U.S. and 16 countries. Known for his dedication to spirituality, TerryLee's work speaks to universal connections, inspiring audiences of all ages. His journey is a testament to unity, respect, and the deep cultural roots guiding his artistry.