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Brothers Against Violence - You Will Know (Poly Styles) Polynesian brothers (young & old) standing up against violence in the home. Featuring some of (More) Polynesian brothers (young & old) standing up against violence in the home. Featuring some of NZ's top male vocalists:
Vince Harder (Lion King musical production, X Factor, Sydney Australia)
Lapi Mariner (solo artist, formerly of JamoaJam)
Tautiaga "T" Tiatia (gospel singer)
Nick Carlson (NZ & Ultimate Idol)
Glen "JxN" Jackson (solo artist & comedian with kilakokonutKrew)
Malcolm "Mal" Lakatani (formerly of Te Vaka)
Laáulepona "UnkleStiX" Leavasa (solo artist)
Saipele "Pele" Nili (Cydel)
Daniel "DVN" Nathan(solo artist)
Adeaze (Viiz & Nainz)
Choir:
Ryan "Captain Fonk" Monga (Ardijah), Rev. Mua Strickson-Pua, Che'den Stickson-Pua, Tigilau Ness, Malesala Malesala, Tautai "Toko" Tofaeono, Mataava Marston Porter, Allan Va'a, Tia, Johnson, Sio, Rick Tuiasau, Misikei, Nainz Tupa'i, Viiz Tupa'i, Tautiaga "T" Tiatia, Saipele Nili, Nick Carlson, Vince Harder, Malcolm Lakatani, Leulua'iali'i Savea Al Harrington Lavea, Laáulepona "UnkleStiX" Leavasa, Ala'imalo Lua Maynard (Visionary for this project).
Musicians:
Tony T (ukulele & pate) - formerly of Ardijah,
Adeaze (Logovi'i "Viiz" & Feagaigafou "Nainz" Tupa'i - acoustic guitars),
Dave "D" Letoa (acoustic guitar)- Cydel
NUSOUL (Daniel "DVN" Nathan) - electric bass, acoustic guitar, &
Phillip Crown - keyboards, programming & sequencing
Otara Music Arts Centre
The Village Recording Studio
OMAC Centre Manager - Greg Whaiapu & team Nuú, John, Gina
Engineered & Produced:
The GrooveJunkees (Dave "D" Letoa & Saipele "Pele" Nili)
Recorded at:
The Village Studios
Otara Music & Arts Centre
Cnr Bairds & Newbury Roads, Otara, Manukau City.
Ph: +64 (09) 274-6400
Mixed & Mastered:
DVN (Daniel Nathan)
Executive Producer:
Ala'imalo Lua Maynard
This was launched as part of the build up towards White Ribbon Day, 25 November. It is the international day when people wear a white ribbon to show they don't tolerate or condone men's violence towards women.
White Ribbon Day was started by a men's movement in Canada in 1991 and has been officially adopted by the United Nations as its International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. It was introduced to New Zealand by UNIFEM (United Nations Development Fund for Women) and now many activities are run around the country to promote the day.
The VCD is a project by Te Kupenga Whakaoti Mahi Patunga National Network of Stopping Violence Services. It is a network of 33 community organisations who work together to prevent violence and abuse in families in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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