At Haku Collective, our mission is to build and sustain a thriving creative network telling the most authentic stories of Hawaiʻi. These are our Artists to Watch, a new collective of young Artists in Hawai’i whom we discover & mentor through programs like our Melecraft Mentorship Programs.
Discover the future of Hawaiʻi’s music!
Get to know our Artists to Watch
Anthony Pfluke
@Mauianthonymusic | Mauianthony.com
Anthony Pfluke has performed across the Hawaiian Islands, the West Coast, Japan, and Taiwan. When he was just 13, he was commissioned to write a song for the launch of Mo‘okiha O Pi‘ilani, Maui’s traditional Hawaiian voyaging canoe; Two of his original songs “Kuʻu Lei Aloha,” and “We Will Rise” accompanied the Lei of Aloha for World Peace on its global journeys of healing. His all-original album "We Will Rise" was a finalist in the 2020 Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards. Shortly after the Maui fires of August 2023, He composed "Lahaina Strong" in honor of the history of Lahaina as the capital of the Hawaiian kingdom, and the ever important need to let the waters of Lahaina & Maui flow so that future generations can survive, which led to his latest single "Free the Wai." Anthony’s captivating sound enthralls audiences with every performance, leaving a lasting impression wherever he plays.
Keahi Delovio
@keahidelovio | keahideloviomusic.com
Keahi Delovio is a Native Hawaiian singer-songwriter whose music reflects the ups and downs of life with rawness, warmth, and humor. Raised in Kailua-Kona on Hawaiʻi Island and now based in Honolulu, she blends island, soul, pop and R&B to tell stories that uplift and inspire; whether they’re about heartbreak, chasing joy, working hard, or reconnecting with identity. With a voice that’s both powerful and playful, Keahi’s music stands out for its honesty, island roots, and a touch of humor that makes even the heavy stuff feel human. She’s opened for artists like Anuhea and Eli-Mac, been recognized as one of Haku Collective’s Emerging Artists, and performs regularly across the islands. Her debut single, “21st Century Kanaka,” is a proud tribute to the modern Hawaiian experience. One chapter in a growing body of work that speaks to what it means to love, laugh, and keep going.
Wehilei
@wehilei
Wehilei, a talented female Hawaiian singer/songwriter/musician deeply immersed in her Island Reggae paradise. Hailing from the enchanting Island of Hawai’i, she brings a fresh-vibrant voice and unique vibe to the Hawai’i music scene while staying true to her cultural roots. Her parents, Lorna Lim and Wailau Ryder nurtured her love for music at an early age. She is the next generation of her family carrying on music in her own genre creating heartfelt, inspirational, reggae music with pop-structure & Hawaiian flare. Wehilei is a Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award winner for Single of The Year (“Kohala, HI”), Reggae Album of The Year (“Music Heals The Soul”), and Most Promising Artist.
Sidney Spencer
@Sidneyspencer_
Sidney Spencer is a Native Hawaiian singer, songwriter from Waimānalo, O’ahu. Surrounded by a family of entertainers, He grew a passion for music at a young age. His family was a big part of his growth and development as a self taught musician. Throughout his musical journey he learned the art of Hawaiian music and Hula which helped shape him into the musician he is today.
Sidney’s professional solo music career started in 2019 with the release of his debut single entitled ‘’Crazy For You” then ‘’Irie Town” in 2021, which is a fun-filled party anthem influenced by his passion for Latin music. ''NAUGHTY SHAWTY'' is Sidney's most recent release featuring High Watah!