RASTA NUI – Just One Look

Sumaringa - it means beautiful, and that's exactly the right adjective for the music of this band.  Seamlessly, the Sumaringa Boys take the listener on an emotional journey with songs that are sometimes upbeat and vigorous, sometimes gentle and slow.  The ukelele sounds and the great vocal harmonies make this album difficult to pass up.

Mr PK is back. Singing some of the most popular songs of Enuamanu (Atiu) his homeland.

One of the most gifted singers of her time, Cook Islands artists Tara Makirere tried something new for the music with a non-stop easy listening album featuring both English and Cook Islands songs that are great sing-along tunes.  This album rocketed Tara to fame particularly in French-Polynesia.

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

Tyson (Elia Elia) had a smash hit with his debut album, and continued his reign with the release of this his second CD.  Featuring the fun track Boomshakalaka, Tyson thrilled his audience with his lively performances and comedic on-stage antics.  A true Entertainer, this album explores more of Tyson's irresistible  fun-loving charm.

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

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,

Guns of Raro – Literally the big guns of the entertainment industry in Rarotonga! This is a quartet of musicians with a great tenacity for Cook Islands culture!