Hawai‘i High School Song Contest
Big Island Now: High school students in grades 9–12 are invited to participate in the Nā Pua Mele o Hawai‘i Song Contest, presented by Mana Maoli and sponsored by Hilton Grand Vacations.
Students can submit a song of any genre, including original compositions, covers, and mele Hawai‘i, for a chance to advance their musical skills and perform live.
Prizes and Opportunities
- Cash awards of up to $1,500 for the top three winners
- Professional studio recording session
- One-on-one artist lessons
- Scholarship support
- Opportunity to perform live at the Amy Hānaiali‘i concert at the Blue Note
Students will have the chance to learn from award-winning artist Amy Hānaiali‘i and other special guests, gaining insight into the music industry and how to grow as an artist.
The top 20 finalists will be invited to a day of workshops and one-on-one mentorship, taking their musical journey to the next level.
Author's summary: Hawai‘i high school students can showcase musical talents through statewide song contest.
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