The voices behind the songs.

J. Lyn was a co-writer for the debut EP of alternative-pop band Kennedy Taylor & the Electric Pancakes, nominated for Alternative Album of the Year at the 2022 Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards. Her breakthrough project was penning the EDM hit “Make Me Forget” by Chinese-pop singer Ann-E1, which reached number 23 on the Cloudmusic Soaring Chart and number 6 on China’s Global Song Chart.

In the past few years she has partnered with TikTok, the Recording Academy, Make Music Hawaiʻi, the Henry Kapono Foundation as an “On the Rise” musician, and Creative Lab Hawaiʻi for the 2023 music immersive.

When she is not writing, she teaches Songwriting and Music Theory at Honolulu Community College for the Music and Entertainment Learning Experience (MELE) program. Most recently, J. Lyn lent her voice to “Share the Shaka,” released with Roger in January 2026.

As the featured vocalist for “Believe in Aloha,” Dustin channels the song’s uplifting message with clarity, sincerity, and grace. His performance captures what the song represents: the courage to hope, the strength of community, and the everyday act of choosing aloha.

Dustin’s passion for meaningful music and his connection to Hawaiʻi’s culture make him an invaluable collaborator. His musicianship elevates the spirit behind the music, helping each note resonate with listeners across generations.

Growing up in Hawaiʻi, Lyric was surrounded by music, culture, and a strong sense of community, influences that continue to shape her artistry. Her collaboration with Aloha Legacy Music reflects her heart for messages that inspire connection, compassion, and unity.

On “Could Be You, Could Be Me,” Lyric’s vocal performance brings the song’s message to life, reminding listeners that we all share responsibility for caring for one another.

A worship leader and student, Shan is still early in her journey as a singer and songwriter, but her willingness to step out in faith continues to shape her sound and purpose. She hopes to create music that feels welcoming, uplifting, and full of aloha.

Her involvement with Aloha Legacy Music reflects her belief in unity and the power of community. What began as a step outside her comfort zone quickly became an opportunity to grow, create, and be part of something bigger than herself. With a genuine spirit and an open heart, she hopes her music creates a space where others can experience freedom, purpose, and aloha.

His musical foundation deepened through formal training on the cello, which he studied throughout middle and high school. Today he gives back to his alma mater, President William McKinley High School, volunteering weekly as a cello and bass instructor.

Jordan draws from classical, rock, and traditional Hawaiian falsetto, performing in both Filipino and Hawaiian. Guided by the belief that music is a universal language, he uses his gift to inspire, uplift, and create lasting connections.

Her theater credits include international and national tours of The King and I and South Pacific. She has also appeared in national television commercials for AT&T, Burger King, and Home Depot.

Rooted in the spirit and values of Hawaiʻi, Cheri continues to share her passion for performance through projects that celebrate storytelling, community, and the power of music to bring people together.

Growing up in Hilo has influenced both his sound and his perspective on community. He strives to create music that reflects his experiences, emotions, and culture, and values the way music connects him with people from all walks of life.

His goal is to create music people can enjoy, relate to, and return to, no matter where they are from.

She graduated from ʻIolani School in 2025 and is pursuing a degree in Business Management and Entrepreneurship at Portland State University, exploring how creativity and entrepreneurship can work together in the music industry.

Through her music, Alexandra hopes to create moments of connection and inspiration, sharing songs that reflect her experiences, values, and the spirit of the place she calls home.