Chuukese/Mortlockese 
I Nike da REGGAE 
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Carolinian Palauan Blood🩸🇲🇵🇵🇼

Hailing from the humble island of Molokai, High Watah has rapidly ascended as one of Hawaiʻi’s most exciting reggae acts, fusing island-infused rhythms with contemporary sounds. Since debuting in 2020 with three consecutive EPs, the band has gained international recognition, earning millions of streams and consistent radio play worldwide.

High Watah’s signature sound, characterized by infectious grooves and heartfelt storytelling, has resonated deeply with fans. Standout tracks like Black Pearl (2.7 million streams), Don't Go (1.9 million streams), and Still A Good Day (1.2 million streams) cemented their status as a powerhouse in the island reggae scene. Their breakout hit, a reggae cover of Sand In My Boots, surpassed 2 million streams in just months, demonstrating their ability to blend genres seamlessly.

Now, in 2025, High Watah reaches a new milestone with their highly anticipated debut album, Watah Boys Vol. 1. Featuring 10 tracks that showcase their evolution, the album includes collaborations with esteemed artists like Likkle Jordee, Canaan Ene, and Lilo of Kapena. Songs like Special Delivery, Keeping Score, and Like You highlight the band's creative range, from high-energy anthems to deeply personal ballads.

With over millions of total streams and views, High Watah continues to rise, selling out shows across Hawaiʻi, Guam, and the mainland U.S. Their music is more than a sound—it’s a movement, bringing island vibes to the world.

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General Fiyah is a dynamic and soulful reggae artist from New Zealand, with Tongan roots that heavily influence his music and creative vision. Known for his powerful voice, socially conscious lyrics, and unique fusion of traditional reggae sounds with contemporary influences.

Beginning his musical journey at an early age, songs like "Here to Stay" and "Love and Affection" achieved platinum certification in New Zealand and received tens of millions of streams.

Born and raised in New Zealand, General Fiyah draws from his Tongan heritage, using his music to bridge cultures, spread messages of unity, and address pressing social issues.

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