ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, host Reimy welcomes the band HASHA into the Jam Chats studio to perform and some insightful conversation about their band's journey. Marie and Rob Hopoate, siblings and co-founders of HASHA, discuss their Tongan heritage and its influence on their appreciation for vocal harmony. Joined by bandmates Mitchell (guitar) and Kyle (drums), they perform their latest songs, including 'Love Again' and 'Close Enough.' The band dives deep into their songwriting process, sharing personal stories of love, heartbreak, and the cathartic power of music. They also reflect on their live performances, the impact of a supportive audience, and their aspirations to be influential artists. The episode concludes with a powerful performance of 'Where Are You Now,' highlighting their emotional depth and musical synergy.
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