PENIDEAN PUA‘AULI – Vocals, Keyboards
Peni, a native of Kahalu‘u, started singing when he was six years old, and was blessed with a memorable voice and a talented ear. “I draw my strength and peace of mind from the ocean. Natural Vibes is in me and I strive to give 110% positive energy.”
JEHUA EVANS – Bass, Guitar, Vocals
Jehua was a member of the Bosscats before joining Natural Vibrations. Born and raised in Waimanalo, Hawai‘i, he believes the band’s success is partially attributed to the ability of the band to connect with people and spread their positive vibe.
STACY MEDEIROS – Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Kahului, Maui, native Stacy Medeiros has played with popular Hawaiian entertainers such as Roland Cazimero, Kapono, and Na Leo. He gets inspiration for songwriting from social issues, such as the Hawaiian nation’s current struggle.
KAYTON MACARIOLA – Percussion, Vocals
Kayton, a native of Kahalu’u, enjoys playing congas for relaxation and to increase his spiritual awareness. He also likes freestyle rappin’ to Rasta beats and break-dancing. His hobbies include surfing the Sandy Beach shorebreak, whipping and dunking for fish on the North Shore, hunting, and rappelling down cliffs.
WAYNE ENOS – Guitar, Bass, Vocals
Guitarist Wayne Enos is a laid-back local boy from Hauula, who rocks on stage and loves all styles of music. Along with Peni, Wayne is one of the principal songwriters in the group. One of his favorite “Vibe” moments was when Prince jumped on stage with them during a show on Maui.
SHANE ABRAHAM – Keyboards, Vocals
Shane spent most of his life in Windward O‘ahu towns of Kailua and Kane‘ohe. His musical influences are mainly in the reggae genre, and he notices the difference in the industry today as compared to what it was like when he first started. “Reggae music has definitely become abundant in almost every country. But like many other genres, reggae artists have incorporated other styles such as reggae-rock, reggae hip-hop, jazz reggae, R and B, Dancehall, etc., that we see in a lot of popular music on radio and TV. Doing that only helps to sell to a much broader audience.”
