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Azato (Hawaii)

Updated: Oct 20

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Born and raised in California and now based between San Diego and Honolulu, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Azato (Brady Giusta) bridges the sounds of the Pacific and the spirit of roots reggae with his soulful voice and spiritually grounded lyrics. His music blends island warmth, gospel harmonies, and conscious messages that reflect a deep sense of gratitude and faith. A gifted producer as well as performer, Azato has collaborated with a wide range of musicians across the Pacific, sharing a message of hope that resonates from Hawaii to the Caribbean.


Featured Songs:

“Come My Way” features guest appearances by singers Aisea Taimani and Riya Davis. The Reggae Odyssey song emerged from a period of profound personal loss in 2013, during which Azato mourned the passing of his maternal grandparents and three students he had taught and coached. This emotional backdrop inspired the track's themes of seeking solace and strength through faith. “Life is hard and filled with pain / That’s why we should call upon your name / Now is a needy time / Down on my knees I’m crying / Oh Lord, please come my way.”


On the Reggae Dance Party track,“Hello Sunshine,” Azato teams up with Jamaican reggae legend Luciano for a song that radiates joy and perseverance. Over a smooth, island-soul rhythm accented by flute, organ, and horns, the two artists trade verses about finding strength in faith and gratitude through life’s highs and lows.The spiritual lyrics echo reggae’s deep tradition of religious and moral reflection, where songs often serve as prayers of praise and perseverance. “Somedays are good, some days are bad,” Azato sings, before reminding us to “give thanks whatever comes our way.” Together, he and Luciano offer a soulful reminder that light can be found in every season — sunshine or rain.



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