This is one of my favorite songs, Anita has some pipes on her! & the rap is not bad either.

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Tribal Theory collaborates with Sanga Locc from LB Califonia

Home On Time - Tribal Theory ft. Sanga Locc

small axe - natty roots

FIRE ft HAROLD KAMA JR. & FIJI

Angela Stewart - Could I Have This Dance

Eagl Ai "In Love With A Poly" on the VIBE TIME RIDDIM

VIBE TIME RIDDIM 

In Love With a Poly by Eagl Ai(VIBE TIME RIDDIM)

Some of you may remember that my record label released the very 1st commercially available Rap CD in Hawaii: "Hyped, Dope, Def & Direct" by Club Rox Rock (the 1st act that I signed to my label) way back in 1991 http://www.myspace.com/clubroxrock  Club Rox Rock's first two singles became Hit Wars Champions on I-94 radio and the group opened for Lighter Shade of Brown, Gerardo, Candyman and Roger & Zapp.

Club Rox Rock also traveled around the state with the American Lung Association's "Music with a Message" and performed at high schools to spread an anti-smoking/drinking/drug message.  Club Rox Rock shared the stage with Wendy Calio (of Disney's "Imagination Movers" fame), Kawehi Lindsey, Valerie & Tiffany Nipp.  On a side note: Valerie Nipp and I reconnected in 2003 and got married in 2004 - Lionel L (who is now known as The Black Hawaiian) was my best man. Our daughter Brooke was born in 2005 (Valerie and I are no longer married but we share custody of Brooke).

Entertainment Writer John Berger refers to Lionel "Lionel L" Wright (aka XL) as the "Godfather of Rap in Hawaii" and the DJ in Club Rox Rock Duane "Dynamic DJ" Oyama founded Mass Appeal Entertainment and went on to be a successful concert promoter.  

I threw Hawaii's first mainland style Record Release Party to debut Club Rox Rock along with another artist Don Kimi at Pink's Garage.  The radio station people still talk about that party and the limos I sent to take them to and from the party. 

Eventually, I took Club Rox Rock in a different musical direction at the urging of radio program directors who started asking me for a different sound.  "Don't Throw Our Love Away" was centered primarily around XL on rap and Anita Hall on vocals. This song made it's debut on the 1997 Best of Flyin' Hawaiian Productions CD.  It's a song about an uptown White girl going out with a downtown Black guy and aimed to tear down racial barriers with lyrics like:

"Any racial combination, no segregation. Consolidation of every nation. . ." 

And this song is also available on the double CD "The Best of Flyin' Hawaiian Volume 3" 
http://www.pacifichawaiian.com/titles/various_flyinhawaiian3.html

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Don't Throw Our Love Away by Club Rox Rock

Ray Leger - Storms

A light reggae feel mixed with the 2020 style of New Age music. 
Beats by: PJ Tuivai
Lyrics and Music: Anuh
Featuring: Joejoe Lotima 
Engineer: Navé Monjo

Don't Throw Our Love Away by Club Rox Rock

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