Sose Fuamoli

This week, we meet engaging young artist Tivien through their powerful debut album.

As a musician who is used to spending long stretches of time touring the world, finding a home and haven in music is crucial for Bobby Alu.

Receiving a standing ovation at its world premiere at SXSW Sydney, ONEFOUR: Against All Odds provides a look at rising Pasifika excellence, as it does a grim reality for those trying to make it out of the streets.

Relax into your Sunday morning with two hours of the best stories from across the Pacific.

The Raglan-based R&B artist celebrates her Samoan and Māori identity through music that has started turning the heads of industry and fans alike.

Between George Telek and David Bridie, a beautiful collection of music and art has been developed throughout the years.

Emily Williams was part of a pioneering wave of Pacific Island people stepping into the Australian media spotlight in the early 2000s, a time when it was rare to see brown faces fronting media.

Airileke needed an outlet to pour new musical ideas into, having spent years as an artistic director for many events in the Pacific region. This outlet became Sorong Samarai, one of his most important projects to date.

Olivia Foa’i has grown up with the rhythms of the pate drums, and the melodies of her people running through her veins.

Going solo, Joji Malani has taken a new direction with his project, Pei – and drawn back to his Fijian homeland and heritage, he’s focused on creating pathways for diverse artists.