Aloha Pumehana Serenaders - Hula Gem - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

How would you define The Wild Feathers? Some may immediately check a box for Americana - and they wouldn't be wrong. Others may lean on a version of rock Country-rock, folk-rock, heartland rock. They'd all be right, too. Blues? A Southern flare? Occasional punk attitude? It's all in there. Now, it's time to hop on the bus and sing along.The longtime Nashville band returns this year with Sirens, a new LP of road-worn, sharply-woven tales chronicling a life worth living, love worth holding and the hard-earned lessons found along the ride. To cut the follow-up to 2021 album Alvarado - the band's debut on independent tag New West Records - The Wild Feathers decamped from Music City, U.S.A., to Los Angeles for sessions with producer Shooter Jennings (known for his work with Brandi Carlile, Turnpike Troubadours and Tanya Tucker, among others) at Dave's Room in North Hollywood. Listen intently and without genre in mind. Because when the so-called Sirens make their sound on this new album, don't worry about how to define it. Just enjoy the ride. Album Tracks 1. Stereo 2. Pretending 3. Sanctuary 4. L.A. Makes Me Sad 5. Slowdown 6. Comedown 7. Don't Know 8. Rendezvous 9. Sleep for Days 10. Giving Up

Ho'oluana is one of the most popular recordings by The Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau. This album won the Album of the Year, Traditional Hawaiian Abum and the Engineering Award. The Sons were named the Group of the Year, and 'Pua 'Ala Aumoe' was named best Hawaiian song. The much loved 'Mehameha / White Sandy Beach' makes this a classic. Album Tracks 1. Hualalai 2. Kumulipo/E Pua Ana Ka Makani 3. He Inoa No Pi'ilani 4. Ka Manokalanipo 5. Nohili E 6. Mehameha/White Sandy Beach 7. Ali'i 'Iolani 8. Pua 'Ala Aumoe 9. Ka Hanu 'O Evalina 10. Take a Walk in the Country 11. I'll Remember You

2014 from the critically acclaimed Hawaiian outfit. Waipuna's eclectic musical backgrounds has led to the development of a unique sound that draws comparisons to their name, Waipuna, or spring water. After the of their first album in 2009, the band has been blessed with the opportunity to share their music with Hawaii, the continental US and Japan. Album Tracks 1. Komo Pono 2. Kou Aloha Mau a Mau 3. Hanohano Hau. Ula 4. Kaha Ka Manu 5. E Mau Ke Aloha (Feat. John Cruz) 6. Ha. Aheo (Pride) 7. Jus' Press 8. He. I. Iini No (Feat. Izumi Pahepuaokalani Hori and Kale Chang) 9. Na Kuahiwi. Elima 10. Eo Mai. Oe E Poli. Ahu (Feat. Kawaikapu Hewett) 11. Lae Lae (Feat. Mark Yamanaka) 12. He. Ano. I Aloha 13. Maika.I Ka Makani O Kohala (Feat. the Sproat 'Ohana) 14. One More Day (Feat. Natalie Ai Kamauu)