You ever been to a kanikapila? Kanikapila means “let’s play music,” and it is one top tradition of max importance in Kohala and all over Hawaii. At kanikapila, all da bruddahs and sistahs get together wit da friends, da food and da ukuleles. We get singing and grooving and dancing and strumming and telling talk stories to de max until the sun comes up. The kanikapila is the ultimate Hawaiian party. Wit dis pack, ho brah!, it’s practically a kanikapila in a box! You get everyting you need to keep ‘em grooving ‘til the sun rise high. We start with the Kohala KP. The KP is the Kohala uke calibrated for maximum partying. Keep an eye on anyone holding this model because dey might just jump off the roof into the pool or start a game of truth or dare with your cousin. To temper the wild attitude of our KP uke, we throw in one tuner to keep it in line, one bag to keep it in place, and one instruction book to get’em groovin. Wit all o’ dis, you’re ready for a kalikapila on day one my bruddah!
