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MUSICTaioJr to Headline His First Hometown ShowThe Samoan rapper brings the first majority-Polynesian Hip-Hop lineup to House of Blues San Diego — a night he says is bigger than himself.Queenie Taua'a

MUSICEte Reupena: Honoring Legacy, Embracing Identity, and Reimagining Samoan SoundThe Samoa-raised, Wellington-based artist on his reimagining of "Teine Ma Tama," honoring the late Peneueta Solomona, and representing Samoa on a GRAMMY-submitted world album.Queenie Taua'a

MUSICAnswer the Call: How a Simple Phone Call Sparked an Entire AlbumMo Unutoa and Ceefoe on building FOE across time zones — 12 tracks, nine collaborators, and an album made for every generation.Queenie Taua'a

MUSICTeo Glacier: The Young Samoan Artist Taking on SXSW and the WorldAt 19, the New Zealand-raised Samoan artist carried 685 to Austin — six shows in and only getting started.Queenie Taua'a

MUSICTaioJr: The San Diego Polynesian Rapper Unifying the Community Through MusicOn "for i so loved MY CITY," an album whose every feature is a local Polynesian artist from San Diego County.Keilani Mayo

MUSICBoo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E.: Blood, Sweat, and TearsLegendary, iconic, trailblazing. Estevan Oriol and Kobra on the documentary telling the story of the first Samoan brothers to break hip-hop.Queenie Taua'a

MUSICDreams to FruitionShania, Batchlor and Corey Johnson — three siblings, a Samoan mother, a rapper father and a grandmother who cut “You’ll Lose a Good Thing” in 1963.Tyler Pasa

MUSICHales: The 22-Year-Old Musician Defying Expectations and Creating His Own PathThe Otara singer-producer on church as a training ground, a million streams in 18 months, and the EP that cost him everything.Queenie Taua'a

MUSICJayRome: Just StartSuave and humble. The 23-year-old from West Valley City on the ACL injury that led him to music, chasing validation, and why confidence has to be delulu.Keilani Mayo

MUSICJust Give It a Crack: The Journey of JJ4KSeven months into the industry, the Brisbane rapper of Samoan and Tongan heritage on Eminem, his manager Junior, and the mantra he keeps coming back to.Queenie Taua'a