HAWAIIAN COLLECTIVE THE GREEN RELEASE SEVENTH STUDIO ALBUM, TITLES
When Oʻahu’s finest export steps into a Honolulu studio, reggae fans around the globe take notice. Sixteen years into a legendary run, Hawaiian supergroup The Green release their seventh studio album Titles. Released via Ineffable Records, the project opens a glowing window into their most reflective and richly collaborative project yet.
Crafted collectively at Honolulu’s Ka Ma’o Studios, The Green’s latest project, Titles is the band’s first full-length studio release in several years. The album stays deeply rooted in an uplifting spirit. Tracks are grounded in the band’s signature blend of roots reggae, lovers rock, and contemporary R&B, all elevated by traditional Hawaiian harmonies and deep cultural roots.
It is this defining sound that has made them pioneers in Cali-roots and island reggae worldwide. Heartfelt songwriting, captivating grooves and soulful harmonies anchor the tracklist, alongside striking guest spots from Stan Walker, Maile, Johnny Suite, Likkle Jordee, and John Cazimero.
SIXTEEN YEARS, SEVEN ALBUMS, ONE HEARTFELT TRIBUTE
Anticipation reached a fever pitch following the release of the ingenious title track. The song cleverly stitches together names of their past hits, creating a buoyant tribute to their storied journey.
Elsewhere, keyboardist and vocalist Ikaika Antone describes the project, and particularly standout jam Give A Little, as a “heartfelt love letter” to their devoted audience.
Coinciding with an eagerly awaited run of tour dates, Titles finds The Green firing on all cylinders. They are honouring their deep roots while expanding the island’s music toward a brilliant global horizon.
TRACKLIST
01 Give A Little
02 Halelu
03 Titles
04 Love For You ft Johnny Suite
05 NWA
06 Roots Girl ft Likkle Jordee
07 Sad Thing
08 Way Back Home ft Stan Walker
09 Are You Really Mine ft Maile
10 Have Mercy
11 Love Will Light The Way
12 So What
13 Ua Ko ft Robert Cazimero
14 Trouble (Goes Around)
15 Love Like Yours
ABOUT THE GREEN
Formed on Oʻahu in 2009, five-piece power collective The Green blend roots reggae with R&B, pop, and indigenous Hawaiian into their signature sound. Multiple lead vocalists bring rich harmony to every track. Their self-titled debut spent a historic 69 weeks on the Billboard Reggae Chart, while albums Ways & Means and Hawai’i ’13 both reached number one.
Now, with their seventh album Titles, they continue building a global following through heartfelt songwriting and unforgettable live shows rooted in family, resilience, and Aloha.
