Keale is nephew to the Hawaiian music legend, Uncle Moe Keale, and first-cousin to Skippy and Israel IZ Kamakawiwo’ole. His music brings forward the legacy of the Keale family.

Michael Zanderigo grew up in Honolulu, Hawaii, where he began learning ukulele, guitar, and singing at a young age! At age 21 he went professional and has performed all over Hawaii, California, and New York City.

Hōkū Zuttermeister was born and raised in Kāne‘ohe, Hawai‘i, to parents Carl and Susan Zuttermeister. As Hōkū grew into his musical abilities, he and his friends found an innate desire to play the music that their kūpuna listened to and performed; the music of the Hawaiian Renaissance as broadcast on the old KCCN 1420AM.    It is from this following... Read moreRead moreHōkū Zuttermeister

Please welcome, Kama Kakaio! Contemporary music to match with the onolicious grindz.

" Hawaii born and raised, Greg Sardinha, is a talented and veteran steel guitar player.  He has played many genre's of music but his passion is sharing the music of  the Hawaiian Steel Guitar.  Greg, has won the 2018 Na Hoku Hanohano Instrumental Album, with his collaboration with Jeff Peterson and Tsun-Hui Hung, as well as, the 2014 Na Hoku Hanohano award... Read moreRead moreGreg and Darrel

Chis Rego will entertain you with a wide variety of music, Ki ho alu (slack-key), Hawaiian, American roots (Blues-Folk-Bluegrass), International Brazilian, Spanish (flamenco), and finally Rock and Contemporary Songs. Chris's professional career began when he joined the Hawaiian music group Kaleo o Kalani.

Keale is nephew to the Hawaiian music legend, Uncle Moe Keale, and first-cousin to Skippy and Israel IZ Kamakawiwo’ole. His music brings forward the legacy of the Keale family.

Blaine Kia of Kamanawa joins us tonight sharing vast repertoire of songs ranging from traditional Hawaiian to Classic Rock and beyond!

Hōkū Zuttermeister was born and raised in Kāne‘ohe, Hawai‘i, to parents Carl and Susan Zuttermeister. As Hōkū grew into his musical abilities, he and his friends found an innate desire to play the music that their kūpuna listened to and performed; the music of the Hawaiian Renaissance as broadcast on the old KCCN 1420AM.    It is from this following... Read moreRead moreHōkū Zuttermeister

Please welcome, Kama Kakaio! Contemporary music to match with the onolicious grindz.