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Warm kisses where??? – Tikahiri live

Friday, July 30th, 2010
Posted in Mele / Music

We are totally digging this live clip from our favorite pa’umotu rock band, Tikahiri. It was shot during the band’s multimedia, laser-injected spectacular that rocked La Maison de la Culture – Te Fare Tauhiti Nui in Tahiti this past spring.  We think of it as a foreshadowing good things to come – namely, a kick-ass [...]


Into the Night: Tikahiri's new clip "Kareho Koe"

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
Posted in Mai ka ʻāina ʻē / From Abroad, Mele / Music, Polinekia / Polynesia, Pāleo / Albums

“Kareho Koe”, the new clip from Tikahiri’s new album Merahi Kerekere, is finally up on YouTube in high resolution. Its dark, gothic atmosphere and slick production make it one of the more original clips out of Tahiti and French Polynesia to date.

Like Tikahiri’s video debut “Tapea te paari”, the band maintains its special brand of [...]


Polynesian Gothic: Tikahiri's back with new album & clip

Friday, February 19th, 2010
Posted in Kaila a me Paikini / Style and Fashion, Mele / Music, Polinekia / Polynesia, Pāleo / Albums

Tikahiri, my favorite Pa’umotu goth band – and perhaps the only Pa’umoth goth band that ever will exist – is about to release their second studio album dubbed Merahi Kerekere. According to the band’s Facebook page, the discs are sous douane, which I’m liberally interpreting as “stuck in customs”. Luckily, three tracks are already up for listening on [...]


Tātau and leather – "Tapea te paari", Tikahiri's debut clip

Saturday, November 7th, 2009
Posted in Mele / Music

One of Kaila Hawai‘i’s favorite clips on YouTube recently has been the debut video from Tikahiri, “Tapea te paari”, off their first album, Tamaki Hope’a. Firstly, the song is killer, combining acoustic rock and Tuamotu language—a totally unique sound for Tahiti and the rest of Te Ao Mā‘ohi. But stylewise, we’re digging brothers Aroma and [...]


Polynesian Paradoxes: Tikahiri

Thursday, May 28th, 2009
Posted in Mele / Music, Pāleo / Albums

Kahi (The Place): Tahiti, Te Ao Ma’ohi/French Polynesia
Think of music from Tahiti, and you’ll think of the gentle sway of the ‘aparima or the pulsing, multi-layered rhythms for an ‘ote’a. But the music of our cousins to the south goes beyond the melodies of the Heiva. Take an act like Tikahiri,fronted by brothers Aroma and [...]