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North Shore Radio Hawaii
Site Sponsor: North Shore Shirts
We've been playing Hawaiian Music on North Shore Radio Hawaii for more than 3 years. We had a short break in our broadcast, and we couldn't have come back without the help of our partners and site sponsor, North Shore Shirts. We wanted to thank them for sticking with us, and helping to keep the site and music on the air. If you're in the market for an awesome t-shirt or decal make sure to visit their site. The have great selection of cool t-shirts, funny t-shirts, island t-shirts, hilarious T-shirt, party t-shirts and bad t-shirts at great prices. We hope that North Shore Shirts will continue to be our site sponsor for many years to come. Aloha and Mahalo Nui North Shore Shirts.
New Music:
We just added new music from ukulelePineapple Crackers. Billed as "Homegrown Hawaiian rock reggae from Colorado." Be on the look out for their songs Wonderin', Girl I Got You, and Reggae Music.
New Videos:
ew videos for Anuhea's - Here I Go Again, and Ryan Hiraoka's Fighting For Love posted in the Hawaiian Music Video Section
We're Back Up and Running
Aloha! We are now back and running our radio stream. It should be available to everyone, not just live365 members. We have completed our move to the Island of Hawai'i, and everything seems to be going well. We hope to be adding more music shortly. Keep checking with us!
Mahalo Nui!
The last 5 years have been fabulous, but on 3/21 we will be suspending our radio stream. We have provided island style music online for the last five years, but over the last year we haven't been able to update the music as much as we would like. The funds to continue service just aren't available at this time, as we make our move back to the islands. It's possible that we may resume broadcasting in the next few months, but no guarantees at this time. Aloha and Mahalo nui for listening!
New Kau Kau
We're back in action and soon to be adding more new music. Check out the new Spicy Grilled Tofu Recipe on the Kau Kau Time page and Hawaiian Music Videos
.New Mele!
We've added over an hour of new mele. That means we have over 22 hours worth of music rotating on the radio station now. We've got new songs from Pohaku, Katchafire, Maoli, Ho'okoa, Teresa Bright, Rebel Souljahz, and many others. Listen for these great new artists.
New Music: Tyna
We've now added Tyna's latest single Overjoyed to the playlist. Tyna recently dropped us a quick email, and here's what he had to say.
My name is Tyna Keelan, My cousin Leon told me how his band (Katchafire) are doing well in Hawaii and how the Hawaiin people support Maori music so I approached North Shore Radio Hawai'i to introduce my music. I'm known here in Aotearoa as an Mcee but have always wanted to take it back to just singing and playing my guitar. Overjoyed is the first single off my solo album which is due out later this year.
Be sure to listen out for Tyna's music in the rotation.
New Music
Mele Kalikimaka! We hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday. To celebrate we've add a hour of new songs to the station. We now have over 21 hours of Hawaiian Music for you to enjoy.
New Music
New Music added this week from Teresa Bright, The Brothers Cazimero, Kaumakiwa Kanaka'ole.
Testafiyah
We've added two new songs by Testafiyah to the playlist. Listen for the songs: Send In The Players and Why You Ain't Got Time For Me.
Here's a little more information about this great new Hawai'i based reggae band from their website: It has been nearly a decade, since singers/song writers/musicians, Bruce “Poncho” Ho‘opai, Shane “HHB” Kahalehau, and Vernon “Kuma” Kapua‘ala, have performed together on stage. Once forming the crucial core of the hard hitting reggae band (“Sly Dog”), they are now joined by former “Pound 4 Pound” singer, Allin Dudoit, and heavy basist, Makapu Ho‘opi‘i, of the Na Hōkū Hanohano award winning band, “Ekolu”. Although it was their passion for reggae music that introduced the men in the late 90’s, that passion has now been surpassed and is divinely driven—by their deep rooted love for God and their fellow man. Thus the rebirth of these young artists, and the Genesis of Hawaii’s Hottest New Band—Testafiyah. Unprecedented in the entire state, Testafiyah blends a European influenced reggae and replaces the genres’ typical lyrical content—Rastafarianism, political/economic oppression and love—with inspirational words of hope, comfort and light. In a day and age, where global politics weighs tremendously on the very core of every society—the family unit—Testafiyah keeps it “local” and delivers it home, as they draw upon their personal and musical experiences to touch lives—especially those who they may have influenced in the past—with a brand new message that is wholesome and breathes life, worthy of passing down to the next generation and beyond.
Make sure to visit the Testafiyah Myspace page hear more from the band, and find out where they are playing in around the islands.
Visit North Shore Shirts
Make sure to visit our friends at North Shore Shirts. Without their help we couldn't keep this website and streaming radio station operating. Stop by their website for some excellent t-shirts and decals. They've got many of their t-shirts on sale for back to school. Their t-shirts also make funny Christmas gifts, it's never to early to start thinking about Christmas.
New Songs
New Music Added from the Katchafire, Sudden Rush, Manoa DNA, Kaleo and more. Listen for the new songs.
New Songs
New Music Added from the Brother Cazimero, Maunalua, Makena, Pau Hana, Herb Ohta Jr& Don Ho, and many more. Listen for the new songs.
New Music
New Music In The Works... I hope to have more uploaded in the next day or two.
New Music Videos
We've added over an hour of new songs. There are new songs from Makana, Mikioi, Typical Hawaiians, and The Mana'o Company.
New Music Videos
We've add a new music video in the Hawaiian Music Video Section. This time check out Makana's Going To California.
Double the Space!
We've doubled the space on our music server, and reupped our subscription for a year. This weekend we added 25 new songs, and have plans to add more in the next week. If there's something special you would like to hear send your requests to: northshoreradiohawaii@gmail.com.
Mele Kalikimaka a me Hou'oli Makahiki Hou!
I hope everyone had a Mele Kalikimaka. New Year's is just around the corner. I can't wait to see what the new year brings. We've added a new Mango Bread recipe to Kau Kau Time and updated the playlist with many new songs. You should start to hear the songs in rotation shortly.
Music Videos + Mac Salad Recipe
It's been awhile since we've updated. Sorry, about that, but things have been very busy around North Shore Radio Hawaii. We have 17 new songs to add, which we'll have up in the next few days. Also, there are new music videos in Hawaiian Music Video Section. You'll find new videos by John Cruz, Katchafire, and Jerry Pito Javier. We've also added an awesome Potato Mac Salad Recipe to Kau Kau Time
Chinese Zodiac
Check out our new Chinese Zodiac pages. Find your year, and see what your Chinese Zodiac sign is.
New Recipe and Music Videos
We've added a new ono recipe to the Kau Kau Time. This time we feature a Mac Nut Cream Pie. We also found new videos for the Hawaiian Video Section. You can see Inoa'ole - Take This Raft, Lahina Grown - Lahina Grown, and 'Opihi Pickers - Our Love Is Devine.
Makapu'u Sand Band
We added some new music this week. You'll notice a few new Makapu'u Sand Band songs in the line up, as well as a few from Tony C. Make sure to drop us an email to let us know what songs you would like to hear.
Relaxing!
We've been relaxing and take some time off for the summer. We've still been adding new music, and changing things around. Keep checking back with us. Aloha!
One Year Anniversary!
We've officially been on the air for 1 year. Mahalo to everyone who has listened and sent us emails. We've added over an hour of new music, and have more than 16 hours worth of music on North Shore Radio Hawaii. We hope you enjoy the new sounds. Drop us a line and let us know how we are doing, or if there is anything you would like to hear that we aren't playing.
Kamau
Kamau is the latest group to be added to the North Shore Radio Hawaii music rotation. Kamau is a fronted by KAMANA BEAMER, son of Kapono Beamer, with KALIKO MA'I'I on bass and ADAM ZASLOW on drums. Kamau is a breath of fresh air for contemporary Maoli music. We've added Auwe, Hawaiian Kingdom, Ku'e no to the playlist.
Island State of Mind
Island State of Mind is a community of people who live in Hawai'i, and those who love the Hawaiian Islands. Check out the site, sign up. You can create your own blog, chat online, make new friends, and contribute to the forums. If you find it interesting please consider inviting your friends.
It is sort of like myspace for those who like Hawaii without all the advertising.
More Music Videos
We've found more Hawaiian Music Videos. This week we added videos by Bruddah IZ, O-Shen, Ho'onu'a, Koa'Uka.
2007 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards Finalists Announced
Last week the 2007 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards Finalists were announced by the Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts. This year features a new award catagory for "Music Video DVD."
Amy Hanaiali‘i Gilliom, Na Palapalai and Keali‘i Reichel each recieved seven finalist nominations for their albums this year.
The 2007 ceremony will be held at 5:00pm June 20 at the Hawaii Convention Center. The event will have some televised portions to air on KFVE beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Check out the complete list of 2007 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards Finalists
Hawaiian Music Videos
We've started a new section to catalogue Hawaiian Music Videos on the web. We've just started the section, but plan to add all the videos we find. The section has some cool videos by Ryan Hiraoka, B.E.T., Opihi Pickers, and Kalapana. If you would like to share a video you've seen online please drop us the link so we can add it.
Request
We received a request last week to play some Kalapana. So, we hunted down
our copy of The Best of Kalapana Volume 1, and added the Hurt and Naturally to the playlist. We love to play what you want to hear. Send us a request, and we'll get it on the air.
New Site Design Aloha! We're about to celebrate are one year anniversary of bringing island music to you online. Mahalo to everyone for your support this last year, without your support North Shore Radio Hawaii wouldn't be possible. During the next few weeks you will notice a few changes to the site. We've already added Kaukau Time - a recipe section, Ecards to share your aloha, Talk Story - to share your stories and events, Weather Center, and Daily Cartoon.
We have plans to add more fun links, quizzes, and give aways. Check back daily to see what we're up to.





