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I am looking for vocalists in Honolulu for demos.... (Original Post)
msongs
Apr 2022
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I just didn't know if there were any particular artists to pay attention to.
xocetaceans
Apr 2022
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xocetaceans
(4,021 posts)1. This might be an inane question, but...
is there now a Hawaiian-language pop-music culture? And if so, could you please tell me who would be a good artist to whom to listen?
I'm aware of older styles like slack-key guitar and also ukulele music as well as older songs like Aloha 'Oe, but left Oahu in 1973. So, I am way, way, way out of touch.
msongs
(70,593 posts)2. theres tons of it. best bet is to do some searches on google or if u do them
facebook instagram. then again there's always bruno mars lol
xocetaceans
(4,021 posts)3. I just didn't know if there were any particular artists to pay attention to.
What I found after a while for Hawaiian was something like this:
I presume that is representative (but don't know).
On the other hand, for Māori, there's this:
Maybe, there are similarly cool artists who sing pop in Hawaiian.
Perhaps, I'm just search-term challenged. LOL
Either way,
mahalo nui loa, or tēnā rawa atu koe.
Good luck with your search.
msongs
(70,593 posts)4. here's a long list of people at last FM. many are current, many go back a ways
you can sort thru them at your leisure
https://www.last.fm/tag/hawaiian/artists
xocetaceans
(4,021 posts)5. Thank you! n/t