808 Ohana Music is a multigenerational family collective led by Hawaiian reggae artist MAKA and her husband Petroglyph, uniting native reggae rhythms with a fearless advocacy for the Hawaiian Kingdom. Living off-the-grid in Hawai'i , they serve as "musicianaries" who uplift local communities through free music education and carry messages of aloha ‘āina to the world stage. Their mission blends ancestral storytelling with visual art and the Huli wear clothing line, inviting global audiences to connect with the living heart of Hawaiian sovereignty.
"Our music is more than just a melody—it is a vessel for the ancestral voices of the Kānaka ʻŌiwi, a message of healing, and a fearless declaration of the Hawaiian Kingdom’s enduring sovereignty."
— Maka Gallinger
"Through the rhythms we play, the art we create, and the Huli Wear we design, we are weaving a tapestry of resistance and aloha. We create so that our keiki know exactly who they are and where they come from."
— Petroglyph
"Living as musicianaries means our classroom has no walls. From local neighborhood jam sessions to international indigenous gatherings, our mission is to build international bridges of solidarity using the universal languages of music and aloha ʻāina."
— 808 Ohana Music
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