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This is a digital download (not a physical product) that you can download instantly after purchase.

Inspired by breathtaking footage of sea life, sailing, swimming, surfing, and sunny shores. Composed, performed, produced and recorded by six-time Grammy® Award-winner Daniel Ho.

This is a digital download (not a physical product) that you can download instantly after purchase.

Kū Kākou, Carry You On
Written by Daniel Ho and Nick Lee. Hawaiian lyrics by Amy Ku'uleialoha Stillman

(Also available separately: a digital bundle that includes sheet music and photos)

This is a digital download (not a physical product) that you can download instantly after purchase.

Kū Kākou, Carry You On
Written by Daniel Ho and Nick Lee. Hawaiian lyrics by Amy Ku'uleialoha Stillman

Sheet Music for Voice & ‘Ukulele, Simple Lyric Sheet with Chords, 2 Audio Files, 2 photos from the music video shoot

(Also available separately: a download of the audio files only)

This album is also available as an instant digital download, directly from our website.

OFFICIAL Nā Hōkū Hanohano (Hawaiʻi’s recording arts honor) FINALIST

Recorded live during a 2022 tour by George Kahumoku, Jr., Tia Carrere, and Daniel Ho.

Live On Tour captures the rich history of three remarkable artists – all three are multiple GRAMMY® Award winners – who have found success individually and as collaborators. This album is a soulful blend of Island classics, Hawaiian hymns, original music, and stories about home and their breadth of experiences that they hope will leave a lasting connection.

This album is also available on iTunes

Official Grammy® nominee for Best Regional Roots Music Album.

GRAMMY® nominated kumu hula (hula teacher) Keali'i Ceballos and Hālau Hula Keali'i o Nālani present musical highlights from three decades as a hālau (hula school) in this magnificent performance at the Getty Center, co-presented by the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. From ancient Hawaiian chants to the groundbreaking Papahānaumoku, a chant in a rhythmic meter of seven, to classical and Latin-infused songs in the Hawaiian language—their kahiko (traditional) and 'auana (modern) repertoire evinces their boundless talents that have garnered them hundreds of awards in hula festivals. They are joined on this album by musical guest The Daniel Ho Trio.

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