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Fred & Santiago
Fred Reignier and Santiago King started playing music together as kids in Tahiti. They put out their first album, "Kahaia," in 2003. Their song "Te Amu Uai"...
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Fred Reignier and Santiago King started playing music together as kids in Tahiti. They put out their first album, "Kahaia," in 2003. Their song "Te Amu Uai" came out a few years later and became their most recognizable track.
They sing in harmony over rhythms that draw from Polynesian and reggae styles. Their music has found listeners well beyond Tahiti, though they haven't chased a conventional pop career. They released albums in 2006 and 2009, then seemed to step back from regular recording.
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