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About Kolohe Kai
Currently, Kolohe Kai continues to tour extensively, bringing their music to fans across Hawaii and the continental United States. Their concert schedule often includes performances at major Hawaiian festivals, such as the Waikiki Spam Jam and the Maui Arts & Cultural Center events, where they share the stage with other notable Hawaiian artists. In addition to traditional concerts, they have also embraced virtual performances, allowing them to reach fans worldwide during times when in-person events were not feasible. Fans can look forward to their upcoming shows, which promise to be filled with lively music, engaging storytelling, and a celebration of Hawaiian culture. Kolohe Kai is also working on new music, with rumors of an upcoming album that is expected to be released soon. This new work is anticipated to include collaborations with other artists and will likely explore contemporary themes while staying true to their Hawaiian roots. As they continue to engage with their audience through social media and live performances, Kolohe Kai remains a powerful voice in the Hawaiian music scene and a beloved act at concerts.
Kolohe Kai History
Kolohe Kai is a well-known Hawaiian music group, formed in 2009, that blends reggae with traditional Hawaiian sounds. The band is comprised of lead singer and guitarist, Roman De Peralta, along with other talented musicians who contribute to their unique sound. Their music often reflects themes of love, community, and the beauty of Hawaiian culture. Kolohe Kai gained significant recognition with their debut album, 'Love Town,' which showcased their catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Over the years, they have built a loyal fan base not only in Hawaii but also on the mainland and beyond. The group's live performances are characterized by their vibrant energy and their ability to connect with the audience, often incorporating elements of hula and traditional Hawaiian chant into their shows. This commitment to their roots has helped them stand out in the music scene, making Kolohe Kai a staple at festivals and concerts across the islands. Their music has played a pivotal role in the resurgence of interest in Hawaiian reggae, presenting it to new audiences and creating a bridge between generations of fans.
