Kimie Miner

Kimie Miner Singer/songwriter from Hawaiʻi living at the bottom of a rainbow. www.instagram.com/playkimie
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08/13/2026

GO CHECK UM, GO CHECK UM GO!!! Our latest mele, “Nāulu Love Song,” is available on all platforms for stream and download!
“Nāulu Love Song” is a love letter written from the perspective of Moaʻulanui, Kanaloa’s highest summit upon which sits the ‘Ohana’s primary rain ko’a Ka lpu a Kāne. This mele expresses the ‘āina’s yearning for the Nāulu love cloud that strings a lei of life giving wai around Nā Hono a Pi’ilani. The mele invokes the inoa of our other ko’a, Lihau’ula and Leipua, that connect Kaho’olawe to the rest of Maui nui.
E ulu i ke pili uhaloa, aloha wiliwili a Kanaloa!

Mahalo nui e Hawaii | Video | Photography for capturing the message of the mele in this music video!

I’m such a proud mama 😭! Today my 8 year old, ‘Ōmealani, learned the show must go on after the power in Kaimuki went out...
08/02/2026

I’m such a proud mama 😭! Today my 8 year old, ‘Ōmealani, learned the show must go on after the power in Kaimuki went out right before their show, Oliver Jr! Diamond Head Theatre began.

The entire youth cast stepped up like pros and showed off their love of song and dance without stage lights or mics and with only one generator powered speaker. 🔈

Bravo! 👏🏾 Hana Hou! Mahalo to the teachers and staff for all your hard work and for pulling it off!

Mahalo to our ‘Ohana and friends for showing up for our girl. I’ve seen such growth in her confidence and skills from last summer. Until next summer... 🙏🏽🎶💃🤙🏾

Our little squirrel woke up ready to graduate and take on the world 🐿️✨Keōwai, always full of joy and a good time, carri...
05/24/2026

Our little squirrel woke up ready to graduate and take on the world 🐿️✨

Keōwai, always full of joy and a good time, carries the spirit of our Gramps and an inoa kūpuna that found its way back to him.

Hoʻomaikaʻi to our youngest on his hoʻopuka ʻana! Not pau yet… as his journey up the hill to Kapālama begins, following in the footsteps of his kūpuna at Kamehameha Schools.

Mahalo nui to Kawaiahaʻo Church School for loving and shaping all three of our keiki. We will forever cherish the memories made here and will always be proud alumni.

We aloha you so much, Keōwai 🤍

05/20/2026

Mahalo nui to the ʻāina that raised me, to my kūpuna who continue to guide me, and to the HARA voting members for your consideration of Kuʻu Hawaiʻi and this body of work.

This project was created as a love letter to my home, my ‘ohana and the memories and everyday moments that shaped me. To see it recognized means so much.

Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award consideration:
EP of the Year
Female Vocalist of the Year
Hawaiian Single of the Year
Hawaiian Music Video of the Year

Mahalo to everyone who helped bring this vision to life. Special aloha to my album collaborators 🎶 Imua Garza, Brad Watanabe, Kala’e Parish, Hāwane, my sweet ʻOmealani featured on Love in Me, Pena Bu, Nitanee Paris, Chase Kauhane, Craftbrewz, Casey Olsen, Demitri Marmash, Izik and Joe Causey.

🎥 Mahalo to my video team Clint Torres, Chantelle Kapua, Roxy Facer, Dave Delaney, Marissa Vossen, Kyle Douglas, and Leah Werner.

Mahalo to our cast and ʻohana, Hunnay Demello, Kaʻehu Beaudet, Paul Kahale-Miner, along with all of the families, friends and loved ones who poured their time, malama, intention and aloha into this project.

Filmed with aloha on Hawaiʻi Island in Hualālai, Kealakehe, Kohanaiki, and Honokaʻa.

From the bottom of my pu’uwai 💜💕 mahalo for seeing and supporting this work.

Aloha Lā Māmā. 💜 For the first time since I was hāpai I spent this meaningful day without my keiki. 😭 I have so much mah...
05/11/2026

Aloha Lā Māmā. 💜
For the first time since I was hāpai I spent this meaningful day without my keiki. 😭 I have so much mahalo for the women who raised me, shaped who I’ve become as a mother, and brought me here today.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Eia nō naʻe, hānau ka lolo. Me kuʻu sweet Kuʻulani who hānaiʻd this lau kaula process with me. 😭

Ua haku ai i ka mele no Ka’ū, me Kekuhi i kuhikuhi ai i ke kuamoʻo.

Na Pana Kaulana o Ka’ū
Hoʻouēuē i ka loa a ke aloha o Waʻōhinu
A ke kuahiwi ka Ua Hāʻao
Kahe mau nā wai o Keōwai

05/05/2026

Ku’u Hawai’i is my love song to Hawai'i - a mele inoa for the ‘āina who raised me and the kūpuna who continue to guide me.

HARA members, mahalo for your consideration for “Ku’u Hawai’i” in the following categories:

• EP of the Year
• Hawaiian Single of the Year
• Female Vocalist of the Year
• Hawaiian Music Video of the Year
• Song of the Year

Each mele on Ku’u Hawai’i (EP) is threaded into the lei of Hawaiʻi with mo’oleo, aloha, and remembrance. HARA members, m...
05/01/2026

Each mele on Ku’u Hawai’i (EP) is threaded into the lei of Hawaiʻi with mo’oleo, aloha, and remembrance.

HARA members, mahalo for your consideration for “Ku’u Hawai’i” in the following categories:

• EP of the Year
• Hawaiian Single of the Year
• Female Vocalist of the Year
• Hawaiian Music Video of the Year
• Song of the Year

No ka ʻohana, ka ʻāina, a me nā kūpunaALOHA e mau a mau 🌱💜✨
04/29/2026

No ka ʻohana, ka ʻāina, a me nā kūpuna
ALOHA e mau a mau 🌱💜✨

This past Merrie Monarch on Moku o Keawe week was 😭🙏🏽. We intentionally (and sometimes unintentionally) created space fo...
04/13/2026

This past Merrie Monarch on Moku o Keawe week was 😭🙏🏽. We intentionally (and sometimes unintentionally) created space for Ke Akua, Nā Aumakua, and our kūpuna to spend time with us.

Ua piha au i ke ola, i ka mālamalama, a i ke Aloha ʻĀina.

I woke up this morning from a dream of my 3rd great grandfather Samuel Keliinoi and his classmate Charles E. King asking...
04/11/2026

I woke up this morning from a dream of my 3rd great grandfather Samuel Keliinoi and his classmate Charles E. King asking me, “What is your legacy?”

Then I received a text to check my ʻohana portal. As a Kamehameha Schools alumna (Class of 2003), this moment carries generations of my ʻohana.

My son Keōwai was accepted today, and I am filled with such gratitude. His name calls forth the eternal waters, the returning cycle of our kūpuna, and I feel that truth in this moment.

From Samuel Keliinoi (First graduating class of 1891), to Lizzie Keliinoi (First girls graduating class of 1897), to our ʻohana across the generations, this legacy continues.

Ke Aliʻi Pauahi and Queen Liliʻuokalani gave everything to uplift our people. Kamehameha Schools remains a living fulfillment of that vision.

Onipaʻa kākou. Imua Kamehameha!

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