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Contemporary hip hop artist GodFamilyHustle is from Auckland, New Zealand. GodFamilyHustle, a musician with a distinctly his own sound, combines hip-hop beats with rhythmic vocals to produce a dynamic and avant-garde sound. His songs stand out for their contagious energy, stirring lyricism, and deft use of melody and rhythm.

GodFamilyHustle is a hip hop artist who stands for a younger generation of musicians who are pushing the limits of the genre. He is influenced by a variety of musical genres, including jazz, soul, classic hip hop, and adds a modern spin to his work. GodFamilyHustle encourages listeners to reflect in-depth on their surroundings through his music, which addresses universal topics like love, loss, and endurance.

In the grand scheme of things, GodFamilyHustle is a rising star in the realm of modern hip hop. He is well-positioned to leave a lasting impression on the music industry and motivate a new generation of artists to continue in his footsteps thanks to his distinctive style and strong message.

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.

Ya Boy Mo - Born and raised in the Capitol of California - Sacramento.  

Began his music career in 2009 alongside his brother-in-law, Maeli Enesa, another artist in the Polynesian community.  Together, they started a singing/rap group who went by the name of Paradise E.N.T.  They both started to record and release music into the Polynesian industry gaining a huge buzz and awesome feedback from their local community when they released their first hit single, “Let Me Know”, in the summer of 2009.  Few years past and both artists Ya Boy Mo & Maeli were getting well-known throughout their community spreading to other states they visited for concerts.  

In the spring of 2012, Ya Boy Mo made the choice to go Solo and work on his Solo career as a Independent artist, who is now managed by Maxizamus Veimau who is a well-known manager in the music industry out in the West Coast.  Since going solo, Ya Boy Mo has released his first album titled, “Know Your Rootz, Vol.1” which has spread worldwide to over 30 countries, three hot singles, “So Cruel”, “Let It Out”, and “Woman Don't Cry” a cover of grammy winning R&B group, Boyz II Men, one after the other.  All three singles receiving awesome feedback and gaining Ya Boy Mo a lot of recognition and moving up on the Urban Island artist food chain. 

For more information and music by Ya Boy Mo, visit iTunes, Pandora, Amazon and many other media outlets. ©2009

Heralded as one of Polynesia's #1 commercial recording artists, Maoli has been credited with over 21 #1 Regional Island Reggae Hits. Since their debut in 2007 the group has been steadily on the rise, having performed in at least 42 of the 50 states, as well as New Zealand, Australia, Mexico, Guam, and Saipan Territories. 
   
Throughout the years Maoli's music has matured into a sound and style that is constantly evolving to reflect and meet the eclectic taste of the group themselves and their loving fans. Maoli has developed their own unique sound by fusing the elements of Country, R&B, Soul, Acoustic, Rock & Roll, and Reggae. This "Country Reggae" has been labeled as heartfelt, uplifting, feel good music that has an impressive reach, enabling the group to sell out the largest venues in the state of Hawai'i.
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At The i-Heart's Island Music Awards in 2020, Maoli won the "Album of The Year" award for "Sense of Purpose", along with the prestigious "Group of the Year" award. They were able to replicate that success in 2021 by winning the 'Album of the Year' award for "The Breakthrough," as well as 'Song of the Year' for "My Reason." Among those awards include a 2020 Na Hoku Hanohano Award for "Reggae Album Of The Year." It’s only through tireless perseverance and attention to artistry, that they were proudly able to achieve these awards completely independently.
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The saga continues as the group continues to release a new, genre spanning single every two weeks as a part of the Maoli Music Overload project.

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