Common Kings: Polynesian Roots, Island Reggae & West Coast Sound | Little Grass Shack
This week on Little Grass Shack, Island Emory spotlights Common Kings, the Orange County band whose Samoan and Tongan roots helped shape a modern blend of island reggae, R&B, pop and soulful West Coast grooves.
Hear the story behind the group’s rise, their Polynesian identity, live-show energy, touring success and the cultural values of family, respect, humility and community that continue to define their music. Along the way, Emory explores how Common Kings helped bring island-rooted reggae to a wider global audience while staying connected to the Pacific communities that inspired them.
Featuring island music, Hawaiian favorites and the spirit of aloha from 91.5 Jazz & More KUNV in Las Vegas.
