Mahalo for keeping our beautiful music going. When I hear your mele I know each of you are singing from your pu'uwai. It reminds me of my childhood. I'm now 75 years old and am proud of each of you. My class of 1964 @ Kamehameha was the last separated class at Girl/Boys school, then it became coed. Mahalo nui loa, me Iesu pu. Sincerely Kupuna Charline Kamai Kema.
Love how this group melds the past and their own unique and beautiful style. They are moving Hawaiian music into the future. Thank you for reminding us of how alive and evolving Hawaiian music is.
I grew listening to Vicky Ii Rodrigues, her daughter Nina, Mahi Beamer, Kawai Cockett, Kai Davis, Bill Aliiloa Lincoln, Peter Ahia, Haunani Kahalewai, Halekulani Girls, - I gotta add hula great Beverly Noa, - it was am era of elegance and simplicity - Melodie’s that will live forever. Nothing like it. Priceless.
As a malahini here since '79, I often forget to take the time to listen to Hawaiian music. Tonight I was fortunate to NOT change the channel following "Newshour," because the sounds of Keauhou brought me back to a great appreciation for the beauty of Hawaiian music. You're all so talented! And Nicholas's gentle voice flows so naturally. Mahalo, Keauhou!
Nice to see the younger Hawaiian generation picking up the traditional music of our Kupuna...Mahalo PBS!
Mahalo for keeping our beautiful music going. When I hear your mele I know each of you are singing from your pu'uwai. It reminds me of my childhood. I'm now 75 years old and am proud of each of you. My class of 1964 @ Kamehameha was the last separated class at Girl/Boys school, then it became coed. Mahalo nui loa, me Iesu pu. Sincerely Kupuna Charline Kamai Kema.
A cherished Heritage beautifully embraced and shared.
Greetings from California. This Dutch-Indo LOVES IT! LOVES IT! LOVES IT! Mahalo nui loa! Fa'a fatei lava! Hartelijk bedankt for sharing!
Love how this group melds the past and their own unique and beautiful style. They are moving Hawaiian music into the future. Thank you for reminding us of how alive and evolving Hawaiian music is.
Love how this group respects traditions of the past and energizes their own distinctive modern voice.
Sweet, pleasant serenading sweeps me away. What a talented group of fine, young men!
I grew listening to Vicky Ii Rodrigues, her daughter Nina, Mahi Beamer, Kawai Cockett, Kai Davis, Bill Aliiloa Lincoln, Peter Ahia, Haunani Kahalewai, Halekulani Girls, - I gotta add hula great Beverly Noa, - it was am era of elegance and simplicity - Melodie’s that will live forever. Nothing like it. Priceless.
As a malahini here since '79, I often forget to take the time to listen to Hawaiian music. Tonight I was fortunate to NOT change the channel following "Newshour," because the sounds of Keauhou brought me back to a great appreciation for the beauty of Hawaiian music. You're all so talented! And Nicholas's gentle voice flows so naturally. Mahalo, Keauhou!
Keauhou, mahalo for this beautiful journey through nā mele o Hawaiʻi. Pauahi is proud, Aloha nō.
Love you Guys ❤️❤️❤️, because you're Awesome and not because of your Last Names. Lim/Lum. Haaaaa!
Everytime I watch this I pinch myself for not walking up to Zach asking to jam while I had the opportunity to do so in school! :(
Hana hou Nick! Great music. Hope to see you soon at G'ma Ching's
These guy's are really good, keep up the good work.maholo
(6:17) What club?
See you soon. Feb. 26 at Maui Cultural Center.