Tropical
Music is
featuring 8 current releases
from its major artists, present and past. These offerings
are listed in order of release with the newest ones first.
Click
the album cover, title or group name to go
to a full page description and listen to sample songs from
each featured album.
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Pali, Tribute ,
is the fruition of a long time dream of theirs to record
a tribute to their heroes.
Groups like Cecilio and Kapono, Kalapana, Keola and Kapono Beamer, The Peter
Moon Band, Country Comfort, and Summer provided the soundtrack
of the times.
What is unique
on this recording is that members and former members of these
groups turn in stellar guest appearances and the synergy is
just wonderful.
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Mea
Makamae, Hawaiian Treasures, is a treasure
trove of wonderful music from Hawai‘i’s premier
artists including Israel Kamakawiwo‘ole, Dennis Pavao,
Mäkaha Sons, Teresa Bright with ‘Ale‘a, Justin and Kahua representing the new wave of talented musicians
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Rediscover
the classic Hawaiian hits of the mid–70’s
to the mid–80’s by some of Hawai'i’s
beloved artists Genoa Keawe, Sonny Chillingworth, the Makaha
Sons of Ni'ihau, I Kona––16 in all...all of them,
Hawaiian Classics.
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The
Makaha Sons - Moon, John & Jerome release their Very Best
from five of their award-winning albums. Heke
wale no - Only the Very Best of the Makaha Sons. |
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For
the first time in two decades music from this fabulous family
is again available on Laun'ole
Unequalled. Their signature "Pua 'Olena"
as well as 15 other great songs from their five albums will
remind you just how good the Lim Family is.
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Alea:
Kaulupono
is 'Ale'a's third album and reflects their growth. Five
new Hawaiian compositions are included as well as contemporary
songs that are sure to please...
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Hui
'Ohana: Comprised
of Ledward & Nedward Ka'apana and Dennis Pavao, Hui
'Ohana is one of the most significant groups in Hawaiian
music history playing a major role in the Hawaiian Music
Renaissance of the 1970s. Magic
Islands showcases their contemporary,
creative style that at the same time celebrates traditional
Hawaiian culture.
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Justin:
Justin Young, in his new album One
Foot on Sand, departs from his signature
contemporary style to create a Hawaiian album, rich with
new Hawaiian lyric songs.
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