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WM2-077a
Title Kaivili - Kaivili
Description Tracks
1 Journey
2 Vakamudua
3 Yadra Mai – (Lali Call)
4 Rize like a Morning Star
5 Noqu Vanua
6 Roots Man
7 Koro
8 Forbidden Love
9 Soldiers
10 New Day
11 Revolution


Kaivili - Drums ,Lali’s ,Guitars, keyboards, Piano ,Bass ,
Percussions , Programming &Vocals

Airileke Ingram – Keys, Percussions & Programming

DJ Tora – Additional Conga’s

Black Rose – Chants

Vika and Linda Bull – Backing vocals on Rize like a morning Star

Pat Kilby – Guitar on Roots man

Mikey Chan – Bass on Rize like a Morning Star

Redly – Vocals on Rize like a Morning Star

Additional Sounds By – Dizz1



All Tracks written and composed by Kaivili except Rize like a Morning Star written by AirilekeIngram . Vocals composed by Kaivili and Redly on R.L.A.M.S .Noqu Vanua composed by Airileke& written by Kaivili


Producers – Airi Ingram&Kaivili
Co-produced by – Dizz1


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Born and raised in Fiji but now residing in Darwin, the extraordinarily talented and magnetic artist Kaivili is soon to release his debut, self titled album through the Wantok Musik label. Although this is his first solo release, Kaivili is no stranger to writing and performing music on stage; having long been associated with the likes of legendary Fijian group Black Rose, Melbourne-via‐PNG artist Airileke, and Wantok Musik’s live Pacific ensemble, Wantok: Sing Sing. Adept at playing guitar, percussion, and singing alike, he is an enigmatic key player and a powerful force on stage. Kaivili has recently completed recording his long-awaited debut record, promising a fusion of Fijian chants, strong percussive elements, soulful grooves and soaring harmonies native to the region. Kaivili brings to the table a sound that is at once an undeniably unique and impressive, with songs that hark back to Fijian culture with soulful senbilities. Joining Kaivili on this stunning record are the likes of esteemed singing duo Vika and Linda Bull, award-winning Samoan rapper Tha Feelstyle, as well as members of Fiji’s Black Rose with strong production from widely respected PNG musician Airileke.
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Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/WM2/077a
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David Bridie
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Originating university University of Sydney
Operator Jodie Kell
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DOI 10.26278/msre-mr05
Cite as David Bridie (collector). Kaivili - Kaivili. WM2-077a at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/msre-mr05
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Collection ID WM2
Collection title Wantok Musik Foundation (WMF) - Music Label Recordings of Oceania Region.
Description The Wantok Musik Foundation is an Australian-based not-for-profit Music Label that records, releases and promotes culturally infused music from Indigenous Australia, Melanesia and Oceania. The brand “Wantok Musik” is a Melanesian term that reflects talking with a common language “one talk” although in the diverse cultures of the region that may have different sounds, different beats, different instruments, the music we all share is common and singing about the same things such as our history, our lore, our education, our hurts, our joys, our injustices, our struggles, our lives, our communities and our stories. This Collection preserves rich musical talents and artists of the Oceania region where the Wantok Musik Label through album recordings and collaborative projects has fostered cross-cultural initiatives and exchange. Through music and language within the diverse cultures of the region, we hear, share and learn about entertainers, performers and artistic and creative expressions where over the years, the Wantok Musik label has recorded, released and promoted of music from First Nation Australia, Melanesia and Oceania. Wantok Musik promotes local and international profile of First Nation and world music groups based in the region by supporting and providing greater economic opportunity for artists, long-term career sustainability at the same time by managing the various activities addresses social issues with creative and culturally focused approaches.
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