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Hawaiian music has roots as deep as the Native Hawaiian musicians that gracefully move through the notes—especially when it comes to slack-key guitar. This month we take the time to visit with Patrick Landeza (Native Hawaiian), an award-winning artist who uses this style of music to share not only his but his family’s story. His newest album “Nahe‘olu” is a melodic gift from his memories of growing up. We hope you can join us as we connect to these Native Hawaiian musical origins with our March Music Maker.
Break Music: Pauoa Liko Lehua (song) Patrick Landeza (artist) Nahe’olu (album)
Good morning, I really enjoy listening to this beautiful music. I live in Dillingham, Alaska listening on KDLG. Thank you.
His music brought tears to my eyes. I have been feeling very sad and depressed. Thinking about my mother who died and was 95 years old at the time of her death. Wish I had his CD, I live in a very rural area of the Apache Rez in Arizona.LOVE YOUR MUSIC, PATRICK. MAHALO!
Mahalo Rudy!