Sunshiners - Welkam Bak Long Vanuatu (2007)

01. Welkam Long Vanuatu
02. Smalltown Boy
03. Notorious
04. Everytime You Go Away
05. With Or Without You
06. Woman
07. I Want To Break Free
08. Sledgehammer
09. Should I Stay Or Shoul...
10. Back In Black
11. Power Of Love
12. Come On Eilleen
13. Need You Tonight
14. Fools
15. To Be Loved




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Musicians:

Drums, Percussion, Producer – Gaël Chosson
Guitar – Ben Siro
Ukulele – John Kapala
Ukulele, Bass [Bush], Guitar – Jake Moses (2)
Whistle, Guitar – Gero Iaviniau

O-Shen — Burnin' Bridges (2014)

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Vanessa Quai - My Fiji (2013)

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Vanessa Diandra Sally Ann Kiristiana Quai (13 de julio de 1988 en Port Vila), es una cantante de Vanuatu.

 Grabó su primer álbum, A Aitape Con amor (Bajo la producción de oro producido en Pacífico Studio), como un niña cantante, de 9 años, en 1998. 

En 1999, fue uno de las 3000 competidoras en el programa del Pacífico Sur Internacional de la Canción celebrado, en el Gold Coast, Queensland, y fue el hija único competidor. Ganó el tercer premia del Evangelio en la Categoría de inspiración. Más adelante ese mismo año, tomó su primer premio en el Nilo Festival de Internacional de la Infancia, en El Cairo de 1999.

 Además fue el año que "pasó a la escena musical internacional", según el semanal Vanuatu Hebdomadaire. Quai de la segunda, tercera y cuarta de sus Álbumses - Beautiful Islas del Pacífico, El Paraíso y vírgenes Pacifika - fueron lanzados y publicados entre 2000 y 2003. In 2004, her album Promise was a cooperation with Papua New Guinean group Soul Harmony. 

En 2004, su promesa fue un álbum cooperación en Papúa Nueva Guinea, con el grupo Alma armonía, y fue descrita como teniendo una fuerte influencia en el estilo de "R & B sabor". En 2002, su canción "Libertad" a la cabeza de la radio fueron las cartas de Vanuatu y en las Islas Salomón ocupó el segundo lugar de las cartas en Papúa Nueva Guinea. 

En 2004, ganó su primer premio en el Concurso Internacional de Canto de adolescentes, en Bucarest, con un jurado presidido por Lane Davies. Quai ha sido descrita como una de las mejores artístas de las Islas del Pacífico en radio como "un artista muy popular en toda la región". Su música es popular en conocida también en la Polinesia Francesa y en 2008 se convirtió en la primera cantante melanesia desupúes de su visita a Tahití. En abril de 2009, The Guardian describió a Quai de Vanuatu como uno de los "iconos culturales de vida".

Sharzy - Hem Stret Vol. 5 (2006)

01. Hem Stret

02. Bai Yumi  Hau

03. Lewa

04. Buka Meri

05. Yu Tasol

06. Rainy Lae (Pacific mix)

07. Nau´e (reggae mix)

08. Rosie Leleamu

09. Rane Bongi

10. Arai kiki

11. Ede Nou

12. Evri Taim

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Sammy Saeni (a.k.a. Sharzy) is a musician from Solomon Islands.

Sharzy was born on the island of Simbo in the Western Province. His mother is from Simbo and his father from Malaita. His musical career began in 1995 when he joined the 2-4-1 band.

 He produced his first solo album "Aloha" in 2001, which became an instant hit. Since then he has released "Aelan feel'n" (2003), "Aelan Wei" (Pijin for "island way") (2008), "Hem Stret" (2008), "Yumi Flo" (2009) and "Iu Mi Flow" (2010). He sings in many languages including Simbo, Roviana, and Solomon Islands Pijin. He also has tracks in Tok Pisin and English.

His early songs were mostly love songs, but he described his fifth album, released in May 2008, as "different": "My fifth album has a different taste [...] because I sing about things that happen in life."

Sharzy performed during the official launching of the Melanesian Spearhead Group Trade Directory on May 28, 2008. He sang the official summit theme song, “One People, Many Cultures”.

O-Shen - 1 Rebel (2007)

01. 1 Rebel
02. Girls (feat. Elephant Man)
03. Ku Ma
04. Beautiful Island Princes
05. Peace and Love
06. Babylon Dread (feat. Bunny Rugs from Third World)
07. Run Away
08. Aiwara
09. Revolutionary Souljahs
10. Legalize the Herb
11. Neva Seen A Ghetto
12. Jah Knows (feat. Don Carlos)
13. Lady Lover
14. Anapanapa

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My first roommate in seminary introduced me to O-Shen. He's a musician from Papua New Guinea, and his music is primarily reggae with a healthy bit of hip-hop thrown in. Nate, whose girlfriend was from PNG, would listen to O-Shen pretty frequently, right around the time I really started to listening Bob Marley, so it listening to reggae together was somewhat of a bonding experience for us.

As for the album itself, I think it's a fairly strong album. The album starts off strong with "1 Rebel", an anti-war, anti-corruption, anti-colonialism song. However, it then leads into the terrible hip-hop song "Girls", but improves with the hip-hop/reggae song Ku Mai, and the rest of the album is very strong.

O-Shen's blend of reggae and hip-hop is impressive, as it flows together rather well. His beats are solid, combining traditional instruments with modern drum machines and turntable scratching. O-Shen is a great singer, and a fairly solid rapper. 

Lyrically, O-Shen deals with two themes: girls and politics. His songs about girls largely deal with searching for love and dealing with heartbreak. His political songs are especially fascinating, as they present a perspective that is non-american and non-western.

 Frankly, the lyrics are anti-American, specifically anti-American foreign policy. O-Shen is particularly critical of war, pointing out that the money spent on war could instead go towards helping those in poverty, and that war violates the universal kinship that humanity shares.

He is also critical of American culture, on two points in particular: the "ghetto culture" of american hip-hop, and the criminalization of marijuana, each of which has a song dedicated to the topic ("Never Seen a Ghetto" and "Legalize the Herb", respectively). Also of note is that O-Shen regularly infuses his music with his native language, loosely known as "Pidgin", and as I understand it was one of the first musicians to rap in his native language.

I think overall, this is a very strong album, and one I particularly enjoy listening to. I'd recommend this especially to fans of reggae, but to fans of hip-hop who are looking for something new.