Siaosi
Oʻahu-born island reggae artist, longtime collaborator, family member, and one of the voices closely connected to George “FIJI” Veikoso’s musical legacy.
Family, music, and years of shared history.
Siaosi’s connection to FIJI runs deeper than sharing a stage. Hawaiʻi Public Radio documented that Siaosi is a relative of George “FIJI” Veikoso, sang backup vocals for him for several years, and credits FIJI as an important influence on his own music career.
Their connection can also be heard directly in the music. Siaosi performs additional vocals on FIJI’s 2008 recording “Hey Girl” from Indigenous Life, with George Veikoso credited as songwriter and producer.
It is exactly the kind of relationship FIJI Fest was created to celebrate: the music, family, mentorship, and Pacific community surrounding George’s life and legacy.
FIJI feat. Siaosi — “Hey Girl”
A recording that preserves one piece of their musical relationship.
A voice in the modern Pacific reggae story.
Born on Oʻahu, Siaosi has spent more than two decades in island reggae. His music blends reggae, R&B, lover’s rock, and Polynesian-inspired harmonies.
His career has included collaborations with artists including FIJI, J Boog, Peetah Morgan, and Jemere Morgan. His catalog includes releases such as Blue Room, Everything Is Good, and 5:55.
One stage. One legacy.
Join Siaosi and the FIJI Fest community at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu as artists, family, friends, and fans gather to honor George “FIJI” Veikoso.
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