• Alanui Mele - Hawaiʻi Hip-Hop History

  • By: PBS Hawaiʻi
  • Podcast

Alanui Mele - Hawaiʻi Hip-Hop History

By: PBS Hawaiʻi
  • Summary

  • PBS Hawaiʻi's Alanui Mele podcast explores the rich tapestry of Hawaiʻi’s Hip-Hop culture. Through candid interviews, each episode delves into Hawaiʻi's unique connection to the genre.

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Episodes
  • Jason "Buz 1" Tavares
    Jun 20 2024

    An integral part of Hawai‘i's underground hip-hop scene in the late 80s into the early 90s, Tavares pushed the limits of lyricism with his original styles and freestyle
    flows as a member of the Hi-State Family, VM and Moʻilla Pillaz

    Hosted by: Kavet the Catalyst

    Alanui Mele: Hawaiʻi Hip-Hop History

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    1 hr and 23 mins
  • Terrence "Big Teeze" Hallums
    Jun 7 2024

    Hallums was one half of HerbanJoint, Hawai‘i's first rap crew toever rock the stage with Hip-Hoplegends like Cypress Hill, Houseof Pain and the Pharcyde. Thisgold record recording artist, radiohost and entrepreneur shares hisdecades of knowledge.

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    Alanui Mele: Hawaiʻi Hip-Hop History

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    1 hr and 25 mins
  • DJ Kutmaster Spaz
    May 24 2024

    A master of the mix and cut on the turntables, this DJ started in his bedroom and quickly opened his own club, started radio stations and a multimedia
    empire.

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    Alanui Mele: Hawaiʻi Hip-Hop History

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    1 hr and 27 mins

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