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2004 Na Hoku Hanohano Award Nominees
All of the albums, artists, and other nominated
for the the 2004 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards.
Female Vocalist of the Year
Anelaikalani, "Among My Souvenirs" (Shaka)
Maila Gibson, "More" (808e)
Kainani Kahaunaele, "Na'u 'Oe" ('Aha Punana Leo)
Azure McCall, "The Gift," (MUSEFX)
Tani Lynn, "Tani Lynn" (Aloha Entertainment Group)
Male Vocalist of the Year
Danny Couch, "Then & Now" (Danny Couch)
Kawaikapuokalani Hewett, "Mo'o'lelo" (Makuakane Music)
Weldon Kekauoha, "Kanaka Maoli" ('Ohelo)
Martin Pahinui, "Ho'olohe (Listen)" (Dancing Cat)
Keali'i Reichel, "Ke'alaokamaile" (Punahele)
Group of the Year
Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom and Willie K, "Amy & Willie Live" (Blind Man Sound)
Cecilio and Kapono, "Thirty Years of Friends -- Lifetime Party" (C&K)
Ho'okena, "Cool Elevation" (Ho'omau)
Kapena, "Won't Stop Now" (KDE)
Maunalua, "Kuleana" (Lokahi)
Most Promising Artist(s)
Manny K. Fernandez, "In This Enchanted Place" (Peke Kini)
Maila Gibson, "More" (808e)
'Ike Pono, Ka Mano Wai, "The Source of Life" (Ohana)
Kainani Kahaunaele, "Na'u 'Oe" ('Aha Punana Leo)
Kaumakaiwa Lopaka Kanaka'ole, "Ha'i Kupuna" (Hula)
Compilation Album
Producer's award for best album of newly released material by a minimum of three distinct artists
"Aloha Festivals Hawaiian Falsetto Contest Winners IV," various artists (Hula); Donald P. "Flip" McDiarmid III, William Baba Alimoot and Steve Kramer, producers
"Girl Scouts Greatest Hits, Vol. 6 -- Little Happy Camper," various artists (Legend); Melinda Carroll, producer
"I Mua E Na Poki'i," various artists (Hawaiian Cultural Center/KSBE); Randie & Jamie Fong, Kenneth Makuakane and Tasha Tavares, producers
"Our Ohana's 1st Christmas," various artists (Ohana); Carole Baguio and Diane Sunada Koshi, producers
"Slack Key Guitar Vol. 2," various artists (Palm); Charles Michael Brotman, producer
Anthology Album
Producer's award -- best album of previously released material
"All the Best of Darlene Ahuna, Vol. 1," Darlene Ahuna (Hula); Donald P. "Flip" McDiarmid III, producer
"The Dean of Hawaiian Music," John Kameaaloha Almeida (Hana Ola); Harry B. Soria Jr., producer
"Ho'ulu'ulu 'Ekahi," Ku'uipo Kumukahi (Ke'alohi); Ku'uipo Kumukahi and Karen Aiu, producers
"Nina," Nina Keali'iwahamana (Mountain Apple); Jack de Mello, producer
"Pride of Punahele II," various artists (Punahele); Keali'i Reichel, Fred Krauss and Jim Linkner, producers
Christmas Album
"Another Island Christmas," Randy, Gay & Andrew Hongo (Christian Vision)
"Mele Kalikimaka," Allison (Kina)
"Mele Kalikimaka from Kanilau," Kanilau (Nani Lawai)
"A Real Steel Christmas," Greg & Junko MacDonald (GMM)
"Shaka Kalikimaka," Imua (808e)
Religious Album
"At This Fork in the River," Inventory Man
"For an Audience of One," Rupert Tripp Jr. (L & L)
"Hosana," Na Leo Ho'onani (Un 2 One)
"In the Midst," Jan Kaeo
"Warriors Come Home," June Mataia (Warriors Come Home)
Contemporary Album
"The Gift," Azure McCall (MUSEFX )
"More," Maila Gibson (808e)
"Then & Now," Danny Couch (Danny Couch)
"Thirty Years of Friends -- Lifetime Party," Cecilio & Kapono (C&K)
"Won't Stop Now," Kapena (KDE)
Rock Album
"Deaf Dog Blues," Chance & the Blues Daddies (Manawa)
"On and On," Jack Johnson (Enjoy)
"Outside the Circle," Mark Coleman (Kekela Sounds)
"Sugah Daddy," Sugah Daddy (Daddy Leopard)
"Two Hearts," Dave Seawater (MSE Studios)
Reggae Album
"The Circle," Natural Vibrations (Natural Vibrations)
"Forward," Kahiau (Poi Pounder)
"Reggae Soul," Butch Helemano (NEOS)
"Stay With Me," Norm (NEOS)
"Take You to the Jam," Ho'onu'a (Feel Good)
Jazz Album
"Dreams do Come True," Janine Alondres (Honu)
"Message from Puna," Mark Mallory (Bamboo)
"Ohana," Noel Okimoto (Roy Sakuma)
"Ordinary Man," Bob Bangerter (Don't Stop Music)
"Sounds of the City," Honolulu Jazz Quartet (HJQ)
Instrumental Album
"Cool Breeze," Kohala (Palm)
"Crosscurrent," Jake Shimabukuro (Four Strings)
"Keaweualani," John Keawe (Homestead)
"Manuela Boy," Ohta-san (M & H Hawai'i)
"Ukulele Romance," Herb Ohta Jr. (Roy Sakuma)
Contemporary Hawaiian Album
"Among my Hawaiian Souvenirs," George Na'ope (Duck Pond)
"Amy & Willie K Live," Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom & Willie K (Blind Man Sound)
"Kanaka Maoli," Weldon Kekauoha & Tapa Groove ('Ohelo)
"Ki Ho'alu: Journey of Hawaiian Slack Key," Makana (Punahele)
"Mohala Hou, Music of the Hawaiian Renaissance," Keola Beamer ('Ohe)
Hawaiian Album
"Cool Elevation," Ho'okena (Ho'omau)
"Ho'olohe (Listen)," Martin Pahinui (Dancing Cat)
"Ke'alaokamaile," Keali'i Reichel (Punahele)
"Kuleana," Maunalua (Lokahi)
"Ululani," Richard Ho'opi'i (Mountain Apple)
Song of the Year
Composer's award -- best achievement in creating a first-time recorded song
"E Pili Mai" by Puakea Nogelmeier from "Two Voices, One Heart," Hema Pa'a (Hula)
"Hanalei in the Moonlight" by Kawaikapuokalani Hewett from "Mo'o'olelo," Kawaikapuokalani Hewett (Makuakane Music)
"Ka Nohona Pili Kai" by Keali'i Reichel & Puakea Nogelmeier from "Ke'alaokamaile," Keali'i Reichel (Punahele)
"More" by Maila Gibson and Ben Vegas from "More," Maila Gibson (808e)
"Na'u 'Oe" by Kainani Kahaunaele from "Na'u 'Oe," Kainani Kahaunaele ('Aha Punana Leo)
Album of the Year
Artist(s) and producer(s) award for best release of the year
"Amy & Willie Live," Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom and Willie K (Blind Man Sound); Willie K, Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom, Jim Linkner and World Sound, producers
"Cool Elevation," Ho'okena (Ho'omau); Ho'okena, producers
"Ho'ulu'ulu 'Ekahi," Ku'uipo Kumukahi (Ke'alohi); Ku'uipo Kumukahi and Karen Aiu, producers
"Ke'alaokamaile," Keali'i Reichel (Punahele); Keali'i Reichel, Fred Krauss and Jim Linkner, producers
"Na'u 'Oe," Kainani Kahaunaele ('Aha Punana Leo); 'Aha Punana Leo, producer
Graphics
Best achievement in album cover design
Design Logix for "I Mua E Na Poki'i," various artists (Hawaiian Cultural Center/KSBE)
Kevin Hughes for "Ki Ho'alu: Journey of Hawaiian Slack Key," Makana (Punahele)
Scott Johnson for "Ke'alaokamaile," Keali'i Reichel (Punahele)
Craig Okino for "One," Jon Yamasato (808e)
Brian Onaga for "Mo'o'olelo," Kawaikapuokalani Hewett (Makuakane Music)
Engineering
Best achievement in engineering
Milan Bertosa for "Ohana," Noel Okimoto (Roy Sakuma)
Troy Gonzalez for "Cool Elevation," Ho'okena (Ho'omau)
Gaylord Holomalia for "Thirty Years of Friends -- Lifetime Party," C&K (C&K)
Jim Linkner for "Ke'alaokamaile," Keali'i Reichel (Punahele)
Dave Russell for "Ordinary Man," Bob Bangerter (Don't Stop Music)
Liner Notes
Best achievement in album annotation
'Aha Punana Leo for "Na'u 'Oe," Kainani Kahaunaele ('Aha Punana Leo)
Gary Chun for "Ohana," Noel Okimoto (Roy Sakuma)
Randie Fong for "I Mua E Na Poki'i," various artists (Hawaiian Cultural Center/KSBE)
Fred Krauss, Puakea Nogelmeier and Keali'i Reichel for "Ke'alaokamaile," Keali'i Reichel (Punahele)
Harry B. Soria Jr. for "The Dean of Hawaiian Music," John Kameaaloha Almeida (HanaOla)
See also:
Winners of the 2004 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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