Leon is a Mescalero Apache from Yanawana, the land of the sacred waters; otherwise known as San Antonio, Texas. He studied music in high school and college and began touring as a drummer in underground rock groups. He went on to become a producer and composer, moving to NYC to compose and produce music for off-Broadway theater productions from the likes of Chashama Theatre, New Victory Theatre, Henry Miller Theatre, and the Smithsonian NYC. He is a creator of progressive Native American performances and an acrobatic dancing drum group called Tribal Fire Dance Theater. His latest work is can be described as a unique blend of pre-hispanic dance in Northern and Central American Native styles. Leon is also the music director for Heather Henson's production FLIGHT- A Crane’s Story. 

Elaine is a Mescalero Apache from Yanawana and co-founder of Red Road Warriors. She grew up with a great love for music and studied many different instruments throughout high school and college. Elaine attended the Juilliard School of Music Technology. She is featured on the Ghosthorse Soundtrack for the movie SACRED GROUND (The Theatre for the New City, NYC, Amaruka 2007) and Amerindians: The Return (2012). Elaine performed vocables at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and at the United Nations indigenous PFII, the Smithsonian American Indian House in NYC, and at Saint John the Divine First Peoples' Day.