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2003 Na Hoku Hanohano Award Nominees
All of the albums, artists, and other nominated
for the the 2003 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards.
Female Vocalist of the Year
Raiatea Helm, "Far Away Heaven" (Rip Tide)
Ilona Irvine, "Keep It Comin' " (Hobo House On The Hill)
Kekuhi Kanahele, "Honey-Boy" (Mountain Apple Co.)
Hulu Lindsey, "Ho'anapau" (Kahulu)
Owana Salazar, "Wahine Slack N' Steel" (Moonbow)
Male Vocalist of the Year
Nathan Aweau, "E Apo Mai" (B.P. Music Arts)
Kawai Cockett, "Still Strumming!" (Hula)
Tony Conjugacion, "Tony C. Sings -- Na Hulu Welo" (Family Treasures) (MGC)
Danny Couch, "Something To Remember" (Danny Couch)
Sean Na'auao, "A Kanaka Christmas" (Poi Pounder)
Group
'Ale'a, "Origins / Kinohi" (Poki)
Kalapana, "Blue Album" (OceanBeat)
Kahauanu Lake Singers, "Na Mele 'Auhau (Songs Of Tribute)" (Hula)
Na Leo Pilimehana, "Hawaiian Memories" (NLP Music)
Na Palapalai, "Makani 'Olu'olu" (Koops 2)
Single
"Aloha," Mana'o Company & Friends (Dan Pa)
"Give Aloha," Various Artists (Synergy Hawaii Day)
"Hana Hou," Anelaikalani (Paradise)
"He Mele No Ku'u Tutu," Hulu Lindsey (Kahulu)
"Rock The Boat / Sweetly / Happy Jam," Tino & The Rhythm Klub (Shaka)
Contemporary Album
"Believe," Believe (Hobo House on the Hill)
"Coolest Drop of Rain," Daniel Ho (Daniel Ho Creations)
"Island Feeling Part II," Ten Feet (Mass Appeal)
"Satisfied," Keahiwai (Island Groove)
"Something to Remember," Danny Couch (Danny Couch)
Reggae Album
"B.E.T. Volume 3," B.E.T. (Galmiche)
"Chief Ragga" Chief Ragga (Hobo House On The Hill)
"For You," Three Plus (Koops 2)
"Keep It Together," Typical Hawaiians (Cinnamon Red)
"Rascal in Paradise," O-Shen (Hobo House On The Hill)
Comedy Album
"Half Nuts," Jeff Kino (My Son Jaren)
"Johnny Sweetbread ... The Lost Tapes," Johnny Sweetbread (RHM)
"Locally Disturbed," Augie Tulba (KDE)
Jazz Album
"Hot Gypsy Nights," Tom Conway (Tomcat Music)
"Rust on the Moon," I. Mihana (I M Recordings)
"Watch What Happens," Benoit JazzWorks (self-released)
Most Promising Artist(s)
Pekelo Day, "Mai Na Kapuna Mai" (Ululoa)
Raiatea Helm, "Far Away Heaven" (Rip Tide)
Kahala Moon, "Collage" (Keala)
Pali, "Pali" (P & K)
Kawika Regidor, "The First Time" (Wind Wave)
Compilation Album
"Aloha Festivals Hawaiian Falsetto Contest Winners III" (Hula)
"Big Island's Own Hana Hou!" (J.A.G.S.)
"Hawaii Sings for the Children" (Friends of Foster Kids)
"Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival -- Vol. 1" (Rhythm & Roots)
"Tiny CD 2" (Score)
Anthology
"Best of Flyin' Hawaiian Vol. 3," Various artists (Flyin' Hawaiian)
"Don McDiarmid, Jr. Presents Hula Records' Hits," Various artists (Hula)
"A Gallery," Teresa Bright (Pumehana)
"Hawaiian Style 2," Various artists (NEOS)
"With Aloha from Hawai'i," Various artists (United)
Instrumental
"Aloha Kaikua'ana," John Keawe (Homestead)
"Instrumental Peace," Barry Flanagan (Finn)
"Soliloquy - Ka Leo O Loko," Keola Beamer (Dancing Cat)
"Sunday Morning," Jake Shimabukuro (Four Strings)
"To Honor a Queen," Ozzie Kotani (Dancing Cat)
Christmas Album
"A Father -- Daughter Christmas," Stardancer (Golden Boy Music)
"A Kanaka Christmas," Sean Na'auao (Poi Pounder)
"Instrumental Christmas Classics," Jack de Mello (Mountain Apple Co.)
Religious Album
"God Is In Control," Randy & Gay Hongo (Christian Vision)
"Journal," Trisha Nakamoto (New Hope Pearl Community)
"Pure Paradise," Un 2 One (Reign Music)
"Songs of Praise," Randy, Gay & Andrew Hongo (Christian Vision)
"Still Waters Run Deep," Mark Matthews (Tradewind Ministries)
Rock Album
"At Random," Johnny Helm (Johnny Helm)
"Blue Album," Kalapana (OceanBeat)
"Eddie Would Go," Dan-O (Stink Eye)
"Soul Arrival," Go Jimmy Go (Moonroom)
"That Moon," Dave Seawater (Musically Sound)
Island Contemporary Album
"Halau Hula Olana," Halau Hula Olana (Hula)
"Koi Au," Makana (Makana Music)
"Origins / Kinohi," 'Ale'a (Poki)
"Pali," Pali (P & K)
"Wahine Slack 'n Steel," Owana Salazar (Moonbow)
Hawaiian Album
"Far Away Heaven," Raiatea Helm (Rip Tide)
"Hawaiian Memories," Na Leo Pilimehana (NLP Music)
"Honey-Boy," Kekuhi Kanahele (Mountain Apple Co.)
"Makani 'Olu'olu, Na Palapalai (Koops 2)
"Still Strumming," Kawai Cockett
(Hula) Song
"E Apo Mai" by Nathan Aweau, from "E Apo Mai," Nathan Aweau (B.P. Music Arts)
"He Mele No Ku'u Tutu" by Napua Greig from "Ho'anapau," Hulu Lindsey (Kahulu)
"Nani O Waianae" by Kenneth Makuakane from "Hawaiian Memories," Na Leo Pilimehana (NLP Music)
"Nani Waimea I Ka'uhiwai La" by Napua Greig and Kenneth Makuakane from "Ho'anapau," Hulu Lindsey (Kahulu)
"Wailua" by Mary K. Puku'i and Bill Kaiwa from "Pulama 'Ia Na Mele O Kaua'i," Leilani Rivera Bond (Leilani)
Album
"Far Away Heaven," Raiatea Helm (Rip Tide), Kenneth Makuakane and Alden Levi, producers
"Hawaiian Memories," Na Leo Pilimehana (NLP Music), Na Leo Pilimehana and Kenneth Makuakane, producers
"Ho'anapau," Hulu Lindsey (Kahulu), Kenneth Makuakane, producer
"Makani 'Olu'olu," Na Palapalai (Koops 2), Shawn Pimental, producer
"Wahine Slack 'n Steel," Owana Salazar (Moonbow Records), Owana Salazar, producer
Hawaiian Lang. Performance
Kawai Cockett for "Still Strumming!" (Hula)
Kekuhi Kanahele for "Honey-Boy" (Mountain Apple Co.)
Keawe Lopes for "He Aloha No" (Mana Pa'i)
Na Palapalai for "Makani 'Olu'olu" (Koops 2)
Kaiolohia Funes Smith for "Aloha Ku'u Home O Hana" (Ululoa)
Haku Mele
"Aloha Nanakuli" by Keawe Lopes from "He Aloha No" (Mana Pa'i)
"Lei O Kohala" by Kaha'i Topolinski from "Origins / Kinohi," 'Ale'a (Poki)
"Pili Kapekepeke" by Julian Ako from "Makani 'Olu'olu," Na Palapalai (Koops 2)
"Wailua" by Mary Kawena Puku'i and Bill Kaiwa from "Pulama 'Ia Na Mele O Kaua'i, Leilani Rivera Bond (Leilani)
"Welina Manoa / Mahalo (e) Manoa" by Keawe Lopes from He Aloha No (Mana Pa'i)
Favorite Entertainer
'Ale'a, "Origings / Kinohi"
Keola Beamer, "Soliloquy -- Ka Leo O Loko"
Teresa Bright, "A Gallery"
Kawai Cockett, "Still Strumming!"
Raiatea Helm, "Far Away Heaven"
I. Mihana, "Rust on the Moon"
Hulu Lindsey, "Ho'anapau"
Makana, "Koi Au"
Na Leo Pilimehana, "Hawaiian Memories"
Na Palapalai, "Makani 'Olu'olu"
Owana Salazar, "Wahine Slack 'n Steel"
Jake Shimabukuro, "Sunday Morning"
Graphics
Clutch Design for "Montage," Forté (Afterthought)
Francis Mau for "Instrumental Peace," Barry Flanagan (Finn)
Brian Onaga for "A Gallery," Teresa Bright (Pumehana)
Brian Onaga for "Origins / Kinohi," 'Ale'a (Poki)
Sae Design for "Far Away Heaven," Raiatea Helm (Rip Tide)
Engineering
Milan Bertosa for "Honey-Boy," Kekuhi Kanahele (Mountain Apple Co.)
Troy Gonzalez and Bosco Tan for "Simply Sale," Konishiki (All Hearts)
Gaylord Holomalia, DJ Pratt and Troy Gonzalez for "Blue Album," Kalapana (OceanBeat)
Lawrence Yurong for "Believe," Believe (Hobo House On The Hill)
Lawrence Yurong for "Rascal in Paradise," O-Shen (Hobo House On The Hill)
Liner Notes
Pekelo Day and Laurie Rohrer for "Mai Na Kupuna Mai," Pekelo Day (Ululoa)
Neil J. Hannahs for "Origins / Kinohi," 'Ale'a (Poki)
Jay W. Junker for "Soliloquy -- Ka Leo O Loko," Keola Beamer (Dancing Cat)
Jay W. Junker for "To Honor a Queen," Ozzie Kotani (Dancing Cat)
Don McDiarmid, Jr. for "Don McDiarmid Presents Hula Records Hits" Various artists (Hula)
See also:
Winners of the 2003 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards
Na Hoku Hanohano Awards - by Category
Na Hoku Hanohano Awards - by Artist
Na Hoku Hanohano Awards - by Year
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