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60’s and 70’s
Shaka Island
Troy Fernandez And Friends
Hawaiian Style Christmas 2
Reggae In Paradise 2
Everybody Loves Bob Marley
An Ukulele Christmas
Island Style Ukulele
Ekolu
Ka’ala Boys
Canoe Club
Reality
Keali’i Reichel
Robi Kahakalau and Fiji
Paka Smith
Moke Boy
Side salad
Rising Tide
John Feary
Rodney Bedger
Vaihi
Justin Young
Ka’au Crater Boys
Kolea
Rodz
Bruddah Waltah
Ho’onu’a
Keoki V.
Junior Maile
Lehua
Vaihi
Justin Young
Carole and Florent Atem
Heart and Soul
Ka’ala Boys
The Mana’o Company
Marty Dread
Pipeline Band (Featuring B. E. T.)
Local Jamm
Tony Solis (Featuring Norm)
Pi’ilani Arias
PonchoMan
Kulana
Ekolu
Norm
Kohomua
Three Plus
Baba B
Cecelio & Kapono
Kekoa
Pati
Reality
Ho’onu’a
Heart & Soul
Kawika Regidor
Carole & Florent
Bruddah Walter
K2 - Kua’ana
Kapena
Ka’ala Boys
Vaihi
The Mana’o Company
Ekolu
Three Pluss
Kaleloa
Keloa
Sean Na’auao
Valley Boys
Kawika
Fiji
Robi Kahakalau
Norm
Troy Fernandez
Second hand Soul
Baba B
Ka’ala Boys
Justin Young
Henry Kapono
Darren Benitez
The Mana’o Company
Malino
Justin Young
Kela Keala & Troy Fernandez
Lahaina Grown
Baba B
Sean Na’auao & Robi Kahakalau
Norm
Ka’ala Boys
Kawika Regidor
Pomai
Lance Kalahiki
Koa’uka
Raiatea Helm
Pono
Various Artist
Hawaiian Style 5
B.E.T.
Ho’onua
Lukie D
Bitty Mclean
Fiona
Justin Young
Side Salad
Chaka Demus and Pliers
Dez Man
Ekolu
Robi Kahakalau and Jeff
Pau Hana
Norm
Roots Odyssey
B.E.T.
Justin Young
Sunland
Betty Mclean
Kawika Regidor
Koa’uka
Butch Helemano
Peter Andre
Macka B
Justin Young & Bitty Mclean
Aswad
Lehua
Ka’ala Boys
Hawaiian Time
Kapena
Zack Kekona
Nightlife
Norm
Reality
Gregory Isaacs
Pati
Rodz
Sister Carol
Alpha Blondy
Justin Young and Bitty Mclean
Damian Jr. Gong Marley
Butch Helemano
B.E.T. and Pato Banton
Tanto Metro & Devonte
Solanna
Kawika Regidor
Alan Faivae
Paul Dunlap
Ka’ala Boys
Chaka Demus & Pliers
Hawaiian Time
Steel Pulse
Jamma Joe
Norm
Epic Session
Ka’u
Ekolu
O-shen
Luciano
Lupa
Reid Hashiro
One Groove
B.E.T.
The Kaimana Band
Malino
Norm
Bitty McLean and Rocky Brown
Slightly Stoopi
diNoA’oLe
Natural Vibrations
Morgan Heritage
Shaggy featuring Rayvon
Beres Hammond
Various Artist
Island Love Shack 3
Various Artist
Island Love Shack 4
Macka B.
B.E.T.
Bitty McLean
Norm
Koauka
Robi Kahakalau
Damon Williams
Bruddah Waltah
The Kaimana Band
Kapena
Kawao
Marty Dread and Andre Derizans
Carole & Florent Atem
Baba B.,
Sean Na'auao
Sashamon
Various Artist
Ticket To Fame
Fiji
O-shen
Pati
Sean Na'auauo
Justin Young
Ho'onu'a
Norm
Reality
Pound 4 Pound
Native Blend
Pepper
Kawika Regidor
Tony Mangra
Jimmy Cliff
Aswad
Big Mountain
Elan Atias
Inner Circle
Don Campbell
Wayne Wonder
Steel Pulse
Damon Williams
Maxi Priest
The Mana’o Company
Gregory Isaacs
Fiji
Natural Vibrations
Justin Young, Norm, B.E.T.
Typical Hawaiians
Shinehead
Maila Gibson and Kekoa
Lupa and Guidance
Tony Mangra
Ho'onua
Justin Young
Norm
Lehua
Ka'ala Boys
Kawika Regidor
Reality
Na Pu'ukani
Second Hand Soul,
Kekoa
Damon Williams and Pomai
Reid Hashiro
Heart and Soul
Bonus Music Videos:
“If It Ain't Real Love” by B.E.T.
“This Local Boy “ by Justin Young
“Groove Witcha” by Norm
Troy Fernandez
Kela Keala(Ekolu)
Unity
B.E.T.
Troy Fernandez
The Rockers
Troy Fernandez & Mackenzie
B.E.T.
Troy Fernandez & Shaka B.
Kela Keala(Ekolu)
Kualna Pakele(Tapa Groove)
Troy Fernandez
Sean Na’auao-Robi Kahakalau
Baba B - Solana
Bitty Mclean – Rocky Brown
Damon Williams - Pomi
Kekoa – Maila Gibson
Rikki L – Marja Apisaloma
Kawika Regidor - Lehua
B.E.T.- Ilona Irvine
Norm – Faith Rivera
Florent and Carole Atem
Keoki V – Ricki Peterson
Gordon Freitas
Troy Fernandez
Kapena
Jan Luna
Daniel Baduria
Herb Ohta Jr.
Kalei Gamiao
Taimane Gardner
Troy Fernandez
Jan Luna
Kalei Gamiao
Herb Ohta Jr.
De Lima Ohana
Gordon Freitas
Aaron Crowell
Robi Kahakalau
Sean Na’auao
Quentinn Holi
Ho’onu’a
Side Salad
Aloha Delire
Hawaiian Waikiki Beach Entertainers
Kristie Ching
Reality
Renna Villanueva
Norm
Justin Young
Bruddah Walta
Bernard Kalua
Annette Oasay
Native Blend
Natural Vibrations
Ka’au Crater Boys
Ken Makuakane
Hapa
Robert and Tiera Kekula
Rodney Bejer
Kawika Regidor
Brothers and Sisters
Loria Salvatera
Sabrina Starr
Norm
Reality
Sunway
Reid Hashiro
Ilona Irvine
Nyna
Local Boyz (Augir T. Lanai)
Marty Dread and Darrell Labrado
John Feary
Pomai & Loeka
Tony Solis
Sean Na’auao
Norm
Rodz
Ka’ala Boys
Heart and Soul
Justin Young
Solana
Side Salad
Kulana
Local Jamm
Lance Kalahiki
Troy Fernandez
Bryan Tolentino
Brittni Paiva
Benny Chong
Imua Garza
Grodon Freitas
Daniel Baduria
Kalei Gamiao
Corey Fujimoto
Herb Ohta Jr.
Aaron Crowell
Todd Adamski
Jan Luna
Troy Fernandez
Paka Smith
Stampeders
Kalapana
Climax
Three Dog Night
King Harvest
The Stylistics
Billy Paul
Cecilio & Kapono
Liz Damon
& the Orient Express
Kui Lee
Beverly Bremers
Tokyo Happy Coats
Country Comfort
Makaha Sons of Ni’ihau
Merrell Fankhauser
Sweet Marie
Na Pu’ukani
Tiyana Fao
Na Pu’ukani
Katie Callahan
Emerson
Tiyana Fao
Teller Miller
Kaleo
Ian Hein
Runaway Statue
Emerson
Kawika
Justin Young
Norm
Heart and Soul
Ka’ala Boys
Bitty Mclean
Butch Helemano
Side Salad
Annette Oassay
Kulana
Tony Solis
Lehua
Daylan
Popular Hawaiian Reggae Artists
Bob Marley’s legacy is alive and well in the Hawaiian Islands. The Hawaiian Reggae music scene continues to expand each year as popular Hawaiian Reggae artists contribute their skill and creativity to Hawaiian Reggae music’s distinctive sound. Neos Productions paved the way for the introduction of popular Hawaiian Reggae artists to Reggae fans throughout the world with the creation of compilations which feature popular Hawaiian Reggae artists such as Fiji, Ho’onu’a, Baba B., B.E.T., Ekolu, Robi Kahakalau, Sean
Na’auao, Kapena, and The Manao Company. One thing’s for sure, popular Hawaiian Reggae artists will have you feeling irie and feeling the aloha as you groove to the island Reggae beat!
Fiji
With an amazing vocal range from bass to falsetto, golden voiced George Brooks Veikoso, known as Fiji, is one of the most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists on the music scene today. The “Reggae in Paradise” compilation, which features top international and popular Hawaiian Reggae artists, features two of Fiji’s greatest hits,“Sweet Darlin,” and “Sharin’ the Night.” The “Hawaiian Style” series features the chart topper, “Laie Boy” by Fiji.
Ho’onu’a
When local boys Christian Yrizarry and Jarek Keo met while playing football together at the University of San Diego they discovered they also had a love for reggae music in common. The result was Ho’onu’a, a dynamic duo which quickly became one of the most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists of the decade.The “Hawaiian Style” compilation series features “Good Feeling” and “Koa Tree” by Ho’onu’a.
Baba B
Hailing from Oahu’s west side, big boy Baba B is certainly one of the most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists. His reggae style R&B duet with Solana, “Darling Baby,” is featured on the popular compilation, “Everybody Loves Bob Marley.” The “Hawaiian Style” compilation series includes “West Side Pride,” “Honey” and the mega hit, “Iz I Wanna Be Like You,” by Baba B.
B.E.T.
Tim Troxell (Papa T) and Joe Daniels (J.D.) formed Big Every Time, best known as B.E.T., in 1993, and it wasn’t long before they topped the list of the most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists. “Everybody Loves Bob Marley,” features “Jamming” by B.E.T. The popular duo also recorded their own version of “Love Shack” for the first edition of the “Island Love Shack” compilation series while “New Day” featuring B.E.T and international Reggae star Pato Bantan, can be found on “Island Love Shack 3.” B.E.T. and another island favorite, Ilona Irvine, spread the love on “Put a Little Love in Your Heart” on “Duets: Island Style.”
Ekolu
Coming in second place to ballerina dancers in Hawaii’s Brown Bags to Stardom, the state-wide high school amateur talent competition, didn’t stop three Maui boys from achieving their dream. Encouraged and mentored by their high school music teacher, Ekolu, Lukela Keala, Shane Dellomes and Makau Hoopii, stayed the course. Since their first release in 1999, Ekolu, the winner of multiple Hawaiian music awards, has been solidly recognized as one of the most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists. Enthusiasm for these young entertainers spread far and wide, across the ocean to the mainland and beyond and their fan base continues to grow. The “Hawaiian Style” compilation series features, “Everything I Own” which put Ekolu on the map, and one of their biggest hits, “Shores of Waiehu.” The “Island Love Shack” series includes Ekolu’s popular rendition of “Stuck on You,” and “Down in the Valley.” The group’s lead vocalist, Kela Keala, lends his smooth groove to “Nothing Can Change This Love,” with Troy Fernandez on Collaboration 1.
Robi Kahakalau
“Sistah Robi,” Robi Kahakalau, has maintained her standing as one of the most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists since she first stepped on stage as the lead singer for the highly acclaimed Hawaiian Style Band. Robi Kahakalau's luscious vocals, playful persona, and mastery of several languages instantly captured the hearts of Hawaii's multi-cultural audiences and made Sistah Robi a household name. Sistah Robi's music has become a mainstay for island music lovers throughout the 50th State and beyond, as new listeners discover the oh so talented Robi Kahakalau. The “Hawaiian Style” series features Robi’s hits, “Take Care of Me,” and “Pii Mai Ka Nalo.” Her duet with Sean Naauao, “Let’s Take Tonight,” can be found on “Duets: Island Style,” and one of Robi’s biggest hits, a duet with Jeff Rasmussen, “Leather and Lace” is featured on “Island Love Shack.”
Sean Na auao
Another one of the most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists is multiple Na Hanohano Award winner Sean Na auao, whose original song, “Fish and Poi,” celebrating island life, has become a Hawaiian classic. The “Hawaiian Style” series features his surf party song, “Surf Paina,” while ”Coming in From the Cold” can be found on “Reggae in Paradise.” Sean Na auao’s signature song, “Fish and Poi,” is featured on the “Shaka Island” compilation.
Kapena
Kelly Boy DeLima and his band, Kapena, has been one of the most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists since the eighties when winning Brown Bags to Stardom launched them upon the island music scene. Kapena’s popularity and musical legacy has been nothing short of phenomenal, releasing hit after hit, year after year, Kapena’s fantastic entertainment has gotten more than one generation of islanders on their feet during a show yelling, “hana hou!” One of Kapena’s biggest hits, “Glittery Eyes,” is featured on the “Island Love Shack” series. Another one of Kapena’s most popular songs, “Okie Dokie Makou,” is on Hawaiian Style 3,” and “Night Shift” is featured on “Everybody Loves Bob Marley.” “
The Mana’o Company
The Mana’o Company’s founding members, Weldon Kekauoha, Danny Kennedy, John Baricuatro Jr.and Joel Kawehi' Kekauoha began their musical journey in 1985, when, representing Kaiser High School, they won the entire Brown Bags to Stardom under the name of Na Kane Pono. performed primarily Hawaiian music and became one of Hawaii’s most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists when they included island Reggae versions of “96 Degrees in the Shade,” and “Drop Baby Drop,” to their 1989 “Beyond the Ridge” release. Subsequent releases continued to delight audiences with the The Mana’o Company’s unique blend of Hawaiian and Reggae. Over the years the group’s membership transitioned, including talent such as Sean Naauao, Salaam Tillman, Jan Luna, Frank Sua, Eric Ho and Kaulana Pakele. By 1992, most had gone their separate ways and it wasn’t until Weldon Kekauoha invited band members to perform on his first solo release nearly ten years later that the group decided to bring back the magic of The Manao Company. The 2001 release of “Spread a Little Aloha,” an overwhelming success, once again secured The Mano’a Company’s place as one of Hawaii’s most popular Hawaiian Reggae artists while garnering the group Na Hoku Hanohano awards for Album of the Year, Group of the Year and Single of the Year for “Aloha.” The “Hawaiian Style” compilation series features three of The Mana’o Company’s biggest hits, “Aloha,” “Rock Me,” and “Driving Me Crazy” and the ever popular “Sweet Reggae Woman” featuring B.E.T., can be found on the “Reggae in Paradise” series.
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BET and Troy Fernandez
Ka’ala Boys
Kawaika Regidor
Justin Young
Norm
Kekoa
Kela Keala (Ekolu)
Local Jamm
Kulana
John Feary
Florent Atem
Lance Kalahiki
Side Salad
Reality
Various Artist
Hawaiian Style Love Songs