Tika & Sons feat Masoi Vol 2 – Taku Metua Tane

This lively String Band hail from the northern group of the Cook Islands catching the eye of Heimana Music's talent scouts with their traditional style and original compositions.  Their vocals have  a way of magically transporting the listener to the beautiful shores of Tongareva.  The ukelele's are effortlessly strummed to evoke feelings of nostalgia and

Popular Reggae standards performed by great Cook Islands singers including Chuck Upu and Tapunui Motions.

A fantastic Remix Compilation album brought to you by DJ T’Zar . 25 great tracks including some of the most popular singalongs.

Perhaps one of the most well known names of Cook Islands Music, Brother Love (Rahui Vaka) stormed onto the scene in 1996 with his hit song Ruketekete Te Mamae (aka Roimata).  After many years as a percussion musician he decided to exercise his own vocal skill, and since then has released several albums as a

A truly magnificent singer and composer, Ephraim Taokia shines in this album paying tribute to some of the wonderful people in his life, and the islands he calls home.

This solo debut album features tracks unique to the people of Mangaia, the oldest island in the South Pacific.

Jarome. The man behind so many of the newest albums launches his own album with some great original tracks.

Akaperepere Punoua Raki is considered to be one of the great composers of Cook Islands Music.  This album features some of his greatest songs.  It is perhaps most fitting that the album was released as a tribute, by Tika & Son's featuring Masoi, his immediate descendants.

This family group were winners of a Cook Islands String Band Competition held in Auckland in the mid 90's.  Two brothers and their two sisters decided to team up.  Charming their audiences with the magical blend of their voices they went on to perform in countless events around the south pacific.  Like many great singers,

This magical trio can be credited with changing the face of Cook Islands Music for their time.  The magnificent blend of voices (Tina Koronui, George Upu, Kathy Brown) made them a force to be reckoned with.  Reviving an old war-time tune "We Three"  - This group certainly left their mark.  Music from this album is