New Kolohe Kai and The Green collaboration single Day by Day out now
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Two powerhouse bands have come together to begin your 2025 with a bang.Kolohe Kai's, Roman De Peralta, joined Brittni Friedlander on Take 2 to give a sneak preview of their new single out now.
Lead singer of Kolohe Kai, Roman De Peralta, shared that both him and Caleb Keolanui of 'The Green' have been in the industry for over 15 years.
With a long history in the music scene, it was time for the two to come together and produce their latest single, 'Day by Day.'
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The song is a catchy and uplifting reggae track that showcases the bands' signature sound.
Known for their heartfelt lyrics and positive vibes, Kolohe Kai's lyrics in 'Day by Day' radiates a sense of hope and perseverance, with themes of resilience and living in the moment.
Many new things are on the horizon for both bands.
For Kolohe Kai, they will be part of Hawaii Fests' 2025 song lineup in February.
Be sure to also check out their new music video for 'Day by Day' and their new album coming out later this year.
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Find their Instagram at (@kolohekaimusic).
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