Show Notes
Hawaiian country reggae artist Maoli is known for blending his classic Hawaiian, reggae, and American country inspirations into his unique and iconic sound. On this week's episode, the golden-voiced native of upcountry Maui discusses his broad musical influences, where his music and ideas come from, and how he's adapting his recording and publishing strategy to stay at the top of the game in the modern era of digital music.
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