With themes of family, resilience, and unity woven into their music, The Green has cultivated a devoted global fanbase. Classics like "All I Need," "Love I," and "Wake Up" continue to resonate with long-time listeners, while collaborations with artists such as J Boog on tracks like "Feelings," "Never Give Up," and "Fire up Di Roses" draw in new audiences. Their recent single,Day by Day, featuring fellow Hawaii artist Kolohe Kai, celebrates the Aloha spirit and furthers their mission of spreading positivity.  

Currently, The Green is taking a step back from touring to focus on two meaningful ventures: their brick-and-mortar establishment, The Green General, and their nonprofit organization, Ka Ma’o. Located on the beautiful island of Kaua’i, The Green General offers ono shaved ice, local snacks, and exclusive merchandise, serving as the only physical location for fans to purchase The Green’s merch. Ka Ma’o, a lifelong dream come true for the band, is dedicated to giving back by mentoring aspiring musicians and sharing the lessons they’ve learned on their journey.  

The Green continues to inspire, connecting fans worldwide to the essence of Hawaiian reggae and the enduring spirit of Aloha.

DUNIE DJANUARTHA

Being interested in producing electronic music since the year 2000, Dunie finally discovered that he has created an electronic music world within himself. Since then, hanging out with musician friends from Jogja, Dunie has kept on learning and doing explorations on the elements of sound found on some of his music’s software. Till now, Dunie has been using sounds and melodies which are very unique and rarely heard. The year 2005 in Jogja, the city where he grew up, Dunie began to fall in love to the Drum’N’Bass music scene.

Early 2007, Dunie started pouring out his ideas by performing with a duo-group KREZIKULTUR, which plays basically Drum’N’Bass. At the beginning of their carrier, this group has already performed at some internationally known electronic art events in Indonesia, like Soundboutique-Electrocity, CELLSBUTTON, and Yogyakarta International Videowork Festival. Krezikultur have also pushed through the Jakarta electronic music industry in the compilation album “HOMEGROWN a compilation of Indonesian Drum’N’Bass”, which is now in the promoting stage.

Furthermore, Dunie also regularly collaborates with other electronic art musicians and a few multimedia visual artists. In Bali, Dunie has collaborated with the band Day After The Rain at Bali JAMFEST 2008.

His means are to introduce new media art, especially electronic music, mainly Drum’N’Bass, more deeply to people, to create a broader DnB community in Indonesia and other countries around the world.



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