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Hot Rain is a cornerstone of Hawaii’s island reggae scene, rooted on the island of Oahu. Known for front-to-back groove, lush harmonies, and a reggae backbone that resonates from Waikiki to Waianae, Hot Rain has built a reputation as Hawaii’s reggae mainstay backing band. Their music blends traditional reggae rhythms with island melodies, creating a sound that captures the spirit of aloha and the energy of the community.

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With a career that blends studio finesse and live performance, Hot Rain delivers songs that feel both familiar and fresh, making them a reliable pick for fans seeking authentic Hawaiian reggae and uplifting, danceable roots music.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Hot Rain

  • Origin and genre: Hawaii-based band (Oahu) playing reggae/Island reggae, frequently described as Hawaii's reggae mainstay backing band and known for island reggae.
  • Debut album: Self Titled, released November 2011; label listed as Afflatus Entertainment on major outlets.
  • Chart/awards: Self Titled debuted at #8 on Billboard Reggae charts and #2 on iTunes Reggae in the U.S.; won a 2012 Na Hoku Hanohano Award for Best Engineering on the album.
  • Hawaii radio hits: Songs Love, Cuz I'm and Heavyweight Love were reported to hit #1 on several Hawaii radio stations.
  • Recent activity: 2020–2023 singles such as Wake Up, Reggae Is Gold, Elevated, and Little Lovin; 2025 singles Twister and Stay Away; 2025 live appearances in Hawaii.
  • Social media: Official presence on Facebook, Twitter/X, YouTube, and Instagram; listed as official channels by multiple sources.

The records

Hot Rain Discography

  • Self Titled
    2011 · Afflatus Entertainment

The hits

Top Hot Rain Songs

  • Twister
    2025 · N/A
  • Stay Away (feat. Hot Rain & Keilana)
    2025 · N/A
  • Christmas Wish
    2024 · N/A
  • Elevated
    2023 · N/A
  • Little Lovin
    2023 · N/A
  • Wake Up
    2020 · N/A
  • Reggae Is Gold
    2020 · N/A
  • Escape (feat. Caleb Keolanui & J Boog)
    2018 · N/A
  • 2.A.M. (feat. Mike Love)
    2017 · N/A
  • 2.A.M. (feat. Mike Love) [Acoustic Version]
    2017 · N/A
  • Forever (feat. Hot Rain)
    2016 · N/A
  • Hawai'i
    2016 · N/A

Biography

Originating from Oahu, Hawaii, Hot Rain rose to prominence as a staple in the island reggae scene. They are frequently described as Hawaii’s reggae mainstay backing band, known for weaving island reggae into every performance. The group’s sound reflects its Hawaiian roots, delivering warm rhythms, smooth vocal harmonies, and a steady groove that invites listeners to move and sing along.

Hot Rain’s career gained early momentum with their self-titled debut album released in November 2011. The record, listed on Afflatus Entertainment in major outlets, earned strong attention in the reggae community. On the Billboard Reggae charts, the album debuted at #8, and it reached #2 on the iTunes Reggae chart in the United States. The project also earned industry recognition, receiving the 2012 Na Hoku Hanohano Award for Best Engineering on the album, underscoring the band’s commitment to high-quality production.

Beyond the studio, Hot Rain achieved Hawaii radio prominence with tracks like Love, Cuz I’m, and Heavyweight Love, each achieving notable airplay and chart success within the local market. The band continues to release music that reflects Hawaiian life, with recent singles building on their established island reggae vibe.

Discography Highlights

  • Self Titled (2011) – Debut album; recognized on Billboard Reggae charts and iTunes Reggae charts; Na Hoku Hanohano Award for Best Engineering (2012).
  • Wake Up (2020) – Single continuing their island reggae energy.
  • Reggae Is Gold (2021) – Syncs with the core message of timeless island reggae.
  • Elevated (2022) – Upbeat track with positive, uplifting themes.
  • Little Lovin (2023) – A breezy, sunlit reggae tune.
  • Twister (2025) – Latest single continuing the Hawaii reggae tradition.
  • Stay Away (2025) – New release from Hot Rain, reflecting contemporary themes.

Upcoming Tour Information

Hot Rain remains active in Hawaii with live performances planned across Oahu and the neighbor islands. For fans, this means opportunities to catch the band live at local venues, music festivals, and island community events. Date to be announced for some appearances, with venue-specific show details published as they become available. If you’re planning a trip to Hawaii or live on the islands, secure your seats through your trusted source when shows are posted.

Social Media & Official Channels

Stay connected with Hot Rain through their official channels, where you’ll find tour updates, behind-the-scenes content, and new music drops. We’ve listed official pages and profiles below so you can follow exactly where the band posts news and music:

For fans and venues, Hot Rain represents a reliable choice for authentic Hawaii reggae with a proven track record, strong studio roots, and an engaging live show that reflects the aloha spirit. Keep an eye on the official channels for date announcements and tour details.

Whether you’re planning a visit to Hawaii or you’re a local looking for a dependable reggae experience, Hot Rain brings the Island reggae tradition to life. With a history of chart success, award recognition, and ongoing music releases, the band continues to be a go-to act for fans of warm, uplifting reggae from Oahu. Secure your seats when a live date is posted—we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket options and up-to-date event details.

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