Interview: R.E.D.
Rayven Rengulbai — from Palau trio R.E.D. — tells us about positivity and the importance of the island’s musicians being more connected to other artists in the Pacific.
Palau is a tiny nation known mostly for its tourism. But as Rayven explains, it’s important for musicians to show locals and visitors alike that there’s more to the island’s culture than a relaxing holiday. He says that his generation is trying to see the bigger picture, using music as a way to reach the rest of the Pacific and the world.
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Glen Mesina ''Pain''
I heard glen mesina song. its so touching, everytime that i heard hes song.i also pray to god.its really happing at this time all over the country.
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