For You

Mc Dove

Happy Days

No Time To Lose

Cylinders

Dezmonds Dub

Dreamin of You

Stars

Medicine

Give Me Gold

This song is for anyone who has experienced/ battled with their mental health. There is always light at the end of the tunnel.

Where Does It Hurt?

Tommy, Chris, Brann and Nuge talk about what went into making the song "Where Does It Hurt?"

Listen to the full song here: 

https://open.spotify.com/album/1R7ng3Ohury00LUyrZwKTK?si=37QrTBWsQ26JU4dQBLhhsg

THE MAKING OF "Where Does It Hurt?"

NEW EP KAVA

Two Strangers

KAVA PODCAST FINAL

Track By Track - FRIENDS

Track by track - STARS

Track by Track - TWO STRANGERS

The Kava Kings’ are a collection of salty haired boys from south of Sydney.They embody the sound and lifestyle of the beaches and will make you delirious with their crunchy coastal tunes.
The boys have shared the stage with Aussie favourites such as John Butler, Ocean Alley, Winston Surfshirt, The Rubens, Eskimo Joe, Lime Cordiale and Birds of Tokyo as well as international acts such as Ozomatli (USA) and The Skatalites (Jamaica). 
Seeing a song in the exact same colour is not an unusual experience for brothers Tommy and Chris. This unusual phenomenon adds a new dimension to the music coming out of this Southern Beaches band. Tommy and Chris grew up in sync, creating the bands sound based on a shared experience of music.
In 2017 and 2018 the boys ditched their van and headed across the seas to embark on two European tours. They brought their explosive live show to audiences in Italy, Austria, France, The UK, and Surfana Festival in the Netherlands, representing Sydney’s finest on the world stage.
2019 will be a big year for The Kava Kings as they gear up to release their newest EP, which they’ve been working on with engineer and producer Joel Quartermain (Eskimo Joe).  If you ask the Smithson brothers, to describe their latest track ‘Friends’, they’ll tell you they see it in shades of green. however if your not a synesthetic, you could say ‘Friends’ explores the experience of growing up and the all too familiar notion of drifting apart from the ones we thought we’d always have. The boys describe the new direction they are heading in as a step away from their roots and a move towards incorporating more rock and electronic elements.
Vocals, Trumpet, Guitar / Tommygun
Vocals, Bass, Keyboard / Chras
Lead Guitar / Nuge
Drums / Brann

The Kava Kings

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