Native Hawaiian Henry Kapono is a GRAMMY nominated and multi-award-winning singer-songwriter known for his soulful voice and captivating performances. Rising to fame in the '70s as one half of the iconic duo Cecilio & Kapono (C&K), Kapono continues to inspire sold-out audiences worldwide. Heading Kapono Inc., a premier entertainment company, he remains a leading figure in Hawai'i's music scene, releasing new music and playing to loyal fans across the globe. With a career spanning decade, he has expanded his roles to include film producer, music director, and community leader. In 2018, he established The Henry Kapono Foundation to support Hawaiʻi's music industry through programs, grants, education, and resources. 

Lee Oskar is an internationally acclaimed harmonica virtuoso, composer, producer, manufacturer, visual artist, and lifelong musical explorer. Oskar performs in the USA and the world with outstanding musicians from the Pacific Northwest, known as Lee Oskar & Friends, featuring well-loved hits, new arrangements of his own compositions, and exciting newer material. Artistically, Oskar has earned critical and popular acclaim for four decades with his wide-ranging portfolio of unforgettable compositions evoking different moods, rhythms and genres.  In the words of critic Misha Berson, “The harmonica man can really blow, but he can croon, too.” Lee Oskar has earned ASCAP writing awards and had his signature sound celebrated in Pitbull and Kesha's hit, "Timber," which was inspired by Oskar's harmonica contributions in the song, "San Francisco Bay."

Kealoha – Hawaiʻi's first Poet Laureate Emeritus, Kealoha is an internationally acclaimed poet and storyteller who has performed everywhere from the White House to ʻIolani Palace, and from Brazil to Switzerland. Kealoha is the first poet in Hawaiʻi's history to perform at a governor's inauguration and has been honored as a master artist by the National Endowment for the Arts and as a Fellow by the American Academy of Poets. He delivered the keynote address at MIT’s special 2022 commencement and has been featured on HBO’s Brave New Voices, NBC, PBS, NPR, the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards, and more.

Lover of Music A 3rd generation Californian, Jim grew up in Orange County, CA. At 10 yrs old Jim started surfing in Hunting Beach, CA (at the Cliff’s). At 12, Jim started playing guitar after hearing Dick Dale and the Del-Tones playing “Misirlou”. Then the British rock-n-Roll Invasion with some of the greatest rock guitar players. At 14, Jim was playing lead guitar in five-piece band at school dances at what was called “sock hops” (you had to take your shoes off to dance on the gymnasium floor. We were even paid to play! At 15, Jim family moved to Dana Point, CA. Started at San Clemente High School, he admits that he missed a lot of classes when surf with up. At 16, Jim was asked to play bass guitar in a local band called Vol 8 Number 44, with San Clemente locals, Tom Long, Ron Brown, Fred Swegles, and Mike Chamberlin. They played at high school dances and private parties. At 19-25, Jim started touring in various bands. Jim said, “just about every town we played in, we would go to a local club and hear really talented musicians / singers”. That made Jim think that he should have a “back-up plan” to playing music for a living. Jim is a Financial Advisor / Wealth Money Manager LPL Financial. A couple of years ago Jim joined a local Ukulele Group (The Bamboo Room) of about 40 Ukulele players. He loved the Aloha vibe with the sound of Ukuleles. It reminded him of visiting his bother Tom, in Kauai, (Tom has lived in Kauai for 54 years with his wife Linda). Jim continues his love for music, and plays in the local area for what he says is “for the fun of it”.  Jim lives in Dana Point, CA with his wife, Mary Ann (they started dating at SCHS). They raised five children, Joe, April, Shade, PJ, Shala, and now has a number grandchildren, and great grandchildren!