Kamaka Pahinui Music

01/16/2026

Music 🎶 I Adore U by Kamaka Pahinui

Puea Cemetery - 1936 Daisy Lau Kong RIP

#1936

12/27/2025

I dedicate a BRAND NEW "profile" ONLY for MUSIC (here on FB). Day 1. I get locked out because they claim it's suspicious activity.

10 hours later same day. I make a brand NEW TikTok account for only MUSIC. They claim there's suspicious activity. I only posted 1 reel so far for FK'S SAKE!

This isn't a coincidence. The owner of FB hates kanaka maoli and steals our land and makes us homeless.

Who is Princess Bernice Pauahi Pākī? ~ The Hawaiians 👑https://mycrazyfamilytree.substack.com/p/princess-pauahi-6th-cousin-part-i?utm_source=youtube

11/02/2025

Grace Slick and Janis Joplin never officially shared an album, yet their intertwined presence shaped the late-’60s counterculture like a single, unified roar. Both emerged from San Francisco’s vibrant scene, carrying contrasting but complementary powers—Grace’s cerebral confidence and Janis’s unfiltered emotion. Together, they embodied womanhood in rock at its most unapologetic: loud, intelligent, and free.

Their friendship and mutual respect were legendary. Slick, fronting Jefferson Airplane, brought fierce intellect and surreal imagery to songs like “White Rabbit,” while Joplin turned pain into fire with “Piece of My Heart.” When they appeared at the same festivals—Monterey Pop, Woodstock—their performances became touchstones of liberation. The sight of two women commanding massive stages with no apologies was revolutionary.

Offstage, they symbolized a shift in cultural consciousness. They broke through a male-dominated industry by sheer force of individuality, inspiring countless artists to follow their paths. Slick’s bold wit and Joplin’s aching vulnerability made them opposites that completed each other’s message: authenticity in all its forms deserves space to be loud.

Their combined influence continues to ripple through music and feminism alike. From Amy Winehouse to Florence Welch, echoes of their spirit persist. Grace and Janis didn’t just collaborate musically—they collaborated in history, rewriting the rules of what women in rock could be.

10/23/2025

I was a percussionist and in the visual ensemble. This cast was smaller than the tour. We had to learn a lot of different roles. I miss these days. So much fun.

One of the first live shows produced for the Hyperion Theater at Disney's California Adventure, it's a half hour of drum banging and horn blowing, some of it...

09/30/2025

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09/28/2025

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