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Background Information
- Origin: Molokaʻi, Hawaii, U.S.
- Genres: Island Reggae, Contemporary Reggae
- Years Active: 2020–present
- Labels: High Watah LLC
- Website: www.highwatah.com
History
[edit]High Watah is an island reggae band from Molokaʻi, Hawaii, known for their fusion of reggae, pop, and contemporary sounds. Formed in 2020, the band gained early recognition with their first three EPs, which featured standout tracks such as Black Pearl (2.7M streams), Don’t Go (1.9M streams), and Still A Good Day (1.2M streams). Their music received international airplay, contributing to their rise in the Pacific reggae scene.
In 2025, High Watah released their debut album, Watah Boys Vol. 1, which features 10 tracks, including collaborations with Likkle Jordee, Canaan Ene, and Lilo of Kapena. Their reggae cover of Sand In My Boots surpassed 2 million streams, demonstrating their ability to bridge island reggae with contemporary influences.
Musical Style and Influence
[edit]High Watah’s music blends traditional island reggae with pop, R&B, and country influences. Their lyrics often focus on island life, love, and personal experiences, while their sound features smooth vocal harmonies and rhythmic reggae beats.
Discography
[edit]Albums
[edit]- Watah Boys Vol. 1 (2025)
EPs
[edit]- High Watah Music EP (2020)
- Watahs Rising EP (2020)
- Watahs Raging EP (2021)
Notable Singles
[edit]- Black Pearl (2020)
- Don’t Go (2021)
- Still A Good Day (2021)
- Small Town Music (2022)
- Seek and Find (2023)
- Dangerously Fine (2024)
- Sand In My Boots (2024)
- Never Gonna Give You Up (Watcha Talkin 'Bout) w/ Kapena
Live Performances and Tours
[edit]High Watah has performed at sold-out shows across Hawaiʻi, Guam, and the mainland U.S., earning a reputation for high-energy live performances. They have also shared the stage with well-known reggae acts.
Awards and Recognition
[edit]- Over 10 million total streams across platforms.
- Featured on major reggae radio stations and international playlists.