Ekolu
Ekolu formed in Honolulu with Kalani Vierra on vocals, Kaipo Hanagami on guitar, Malia Ka'aihue on bass, and Keoki Blackburn on drums. Their sound mixed...
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Ekolu formed in Honolulu with Kalani Vierra on vocals, Kaipo Hanagami on guitar, Malia Ka'aihue on bass, and Keoki Blackburn on drums. Their sound mixed Hawaiian elements with pop and R&B, which drew some criticism from traditionalists early on. The band's debut album in 2012 included 'Just One Night,' a song that became their most recognizable track despite sparking debate about its lyrics.
They followed up with albums like 'Rise' in 2015 and 'Lost and Found' in 2018, which leaned into more personal themes. Other songs in their catalog include 'Easy On The Eyes' and 'Honestly.' Ekolu kept playing through the occasional friction, building a steady audience with their live shows and straightforward recordings.
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