Honolulu, the heart of Hawaii, is witnessing a wave of creative endeavors. Two alumni from the Kamehameha Schools, Francis Gora and Kekaulele Kawaiaea, professionally known as "Franskiiz and Lelz," have released a brand new music video called "Someone Else." This musical gem will drop tomorrow on streaming platforms after its release last week. Their unique island reggae style combines their diverse musical backgrounds and cultural heritage, offering a fresh take on the genre.

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Music from Kamehameha Schools Alumni

Francis Gora and Kekaulele Kawaiaea, with their distinct musical identities, have brought a new sound to the forefront. Their music video showcases their talent and passion, setting them apart in the music scene. This is not just about creating music; it's about sharing their cultural heritage through their art.

They have been making waves in Los Angeles, and now their music is set to reach a wider audience. The combination of their backgrounds adds a depth and richness to their music that is truly captivating.

Produced by Pana, who has also brought us the popular songs "Utu BangBang" and "Smoke All Day" by Ka’ikena Scanlan, their work is backed by a team that understands the essence of Hawaiian music.

Na Hoku Hanohano Award Winner's New Song

Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner Natalie Ai Kamauu has a new song and music video that focuses on her home of Waimea. After moving to Hawaii Island with Iolani, she has been raving about the beauty of Paniolo Country. Her song features her hula dancers from Halau ‘Ilaniwai, adding a cultural touch to her music.

Natalie's connection to her home is evident in every note of her song. It's a celebration of her heritage and a tribute to the place she calls home.

The hula dancers bring a visual element to her music, enhancing the overall experience. Their grace and precision add another layer of beauty to her performance.

Cirque Du Soleil's New Show in Hawaii

Cirque Du Soleil has partnered with Outrigger Resorts & Hotels to bring a new show called “’Auana” to the Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel. A preview of the show left me in awe as I spoke to the members of the creative core.

Dr. Keao NeSmith, Fashion Designer Manaola Yap, Kumu Hula Ka’ilihiwa Vaughan-Darval, and Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner – Dr. Aaron J Sala, as the cultural creative director, have come together to create a show that is truly remarkable.

The blend of their talents and the Hawaiian viewpoint at the core of the show is refreshing. It's not just a circus show; it's a cultural experience that showcases the best of Kanaka Maoli/Polynesian firepower.

As I stepped into the ballroom, the "WOW" factor was palpable. The attention to detail and the passion put into every aspect of the show are evident. It's what you would expect from a Cirque Du Soleil production.

New Star Wars Series on Disney+

The new Star Wars series “Skeleton Crew” starts today on Disney+. This is an exciting addition to the Star Wars universe, offering fans a new story and adventures.

The series is set to captivate audiences with its unique take on the Star Wars franchise. It brings together elements of science fiction and fantasy in a way that is both exciting and engaging.

With its premiere on Disney+, fans around the world can now immerse themselves in the world of Star Wars like never before.

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