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Maeli is an American Samoan aspiring artist who fell in love with music as a kid. At the age of 8, he joined the church choir to learn how to sing and during this time, he determined singing is his passion. He remembers Listening to his father playing the guitar and singing Samoan church hymns. Aside from church music, they spent time together listening to old cassette tapes of Michael Jackson, the Bee Gees, ABBA, Bon Jovi, UB40, Bob Marley and many other music legends. Maeli loved it so much, he imitated their style of singing. During the early 90's he was then introduced to R&B music. He started listening to Boyz II Men, BlackStreet Boys, Baby Face, R-Kelly, and many more! It was at this time  Maeli pushed himself to be a Polynesian R&B/Reggae Singer! With a very soulful voice that slowly evolved over time which makes him unique in his own way.His music has influences from his favorite singers such as Trey Songz , Ne-Yo , Brian Mcknight, and Sean of Boyz II Men. He brings a combination of all these artists in his own way and with an island twist!

Cody has built quite a reputation in the New Zealand Urban community working with the likes of TY, Smashproof, PT, Sid Diamond and Mikey Mayz to name a few. He is also in a group called O.D. who feature on his debut single ‘Royalty’ along with TY, PT and Mark Graham. O.D. also have a debut single to follow up closely called ‘Mood’. Cody has a big 2019 planned, look out for more to come soon.

MAXIZAMUS FOREVER!

Urban Island Music Artist, Samu is the smooth son from Texas. This young southerner has an old soul and his R&B/Soulful vibes mixed with a reggae twist along with a blend of hip-hop and dancehall influences make his sound very unique. 

Samu has worked with talented artists such as Fiji, Aaradnah, J Boog, Peetah Morgan from the Grammy Award-winning reggae group Morgan Heritage, and also American rapper Baby Bash. 

Samu is a very proud advocate of his Polynesian culture and hopes to use his work to make a positive impact not only amongst his people, but within his community, and the future of the next generations to come!

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