Mike Love is a genre-blending artist born and raised in O'ahu, Hawai'i. Rooted in reggae and Rastafari, his music incorporates progressive rock, pop, soul, blues, jazz, and more. Known for healing messages and evolving live performances, his work connects deeply with nature.
Common Kings are a Polynesian reggae-rooted pop crossover band formed in Orange County, California, by four college friends. They debuted in 2011 and released their GRAMMY-nominated album Lost In Paradise in 2017. They have toured with Justin Timberlake and Bruno Mars.
Makua Rothman is a world champion surfer and musician. He released the single Hooked, recorded at Parts + Labor Studios in Mar Vista with producer Jimmy Messer, and followed his critically acclaimed album Sound Wave by touring the US.
A traveling music festival celebrating island reggae and Polynesian-rooted music, bringing together beloved artists, culture, and food in a vibrant, family-friendly outdoor setting.
Camile Velasco, known as Eli-Mac, is a Philippines-born, Hawaii-raised artist blending reggae, R&B, and hip-hop. Her rebellious style draws early influence from Lauryn Hill, Salt N Pepa, TLC, Erykah Badu, Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, Tupac and Janet Jackson.
Hawaiian-born singer-songwriter Iam Tongi won American Idol Season 21, becoming the first Pacific Islander champion. Raised in Pacific Island musical traditions, he learned singing from his father and played his first show at 13. His viral Monsters audition was a key highlight.
World champion surfer and musician Makua released the single "Let's Go Then" and is known for the critically acclaimed album Sound Wave. He has toured across the US, headlining and opening for Matisyahu, Sublime With Rome, Common Kings and The Wailers.
