KeAloha  

'O KeAloha ko'u inoa. My name is KeAloha { kay - ah - loh - hah }

KeAloha weaves survivor dreams into heartsongs. Their Hawaiian, Tahitian, and Lheidli T'enneh Indigeneity meets Black and Brown music lineages. KeAloha beams Indigi-Soul wonder with radicalizing themes; Keali’i Reichel meets India Arie, Hiatus Kaiyote meets Labrinth. 

At 12, KeAloha’s Mama, ever making somethings-from-nothings, surprised them with drum lessons. Their foundation as a dancer and multi-instrumentalist packs Polynesian, jazz-fusion, and urban Native power. Through melody, spoken word, rap, and chant, KeAloha calls for Re-Matriation. 

KeAloha brings Ohana medicine to the industry status quo - together, we rise. A disabled Two-Spirit and Māhū person, KeAloha works to resource the most-vulnerable.

Through four years of survival mode and grief alchemy, KeAloha presents their debut album: MY BOOK OF PRAYERS.