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Subject: H-3 brings fresh sounds to Alaska! Author: JR Degala [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 00:58:22 02/07/02 Thu H-3 has entered the Anchorage music scene with a vibrant and new type of sound unique to the islands of Hawaii. Anchorage deserves "island music". Many equate Hawaiian music to "Don Ho" and elevator type "steel guitar" music, but these island boys play the new and contemporary style which is island reggae, island contemporary Hawaiian, blues, and yes..... traditional Hawaiian. I respect these guys for keeping their island roots a part of their music reportoire. I'm a local deejay for KNBA 90.3 FM Island Style and I play a wide range of Hawaiian/Polynesian music and I listen to many promos from new artists from Hawaii. Island contemporary and reggae are my favorites. H-3 plays a variety of island music and reggae (previously recorded and originals)..... Let me tell you, H-3 is comparable to these bands, and for the most part, superior. Bruddah Sean, Tau, George, John, and Nick, keep jamming in Anchorage, you have your fans......add me to your list! H-3 No Ka Oi! (H-3 Numbah one!) Mahalo piha a me malama pono, JR Degala - Kalihi Boy KNBA 90.3 FM Island Style [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]