The 68th Miss Hibiscus Festival will celebrate a significant milestone with the release of its first-ever music album, honoring the festival’s rich legacy. The album, titled “Adi Senitoa,” is produced by the acclaimed local artist Apakuki Nalawa and will feature up to six vibrant tracks highlighting the remarkable talent from the Resonance artist community.
In a blend of tradition and modernity, the album will revive cherished classics with a fresh twist, presented by emerging artists. It will also include original songs that embody the festival’s spirit.
A notable highlight of this year’s festival will be the introduction of the first all-female band, marking a progressive step for the event and promoting women’s empowerment in the arts.
All tracks from “Adi Senitoa” will be performed live during the festival’s 8-day run, promising an unforgettable experience that connects the past and future in a celebration of music, culture, and the lasting heritage of Miss Hibiscus.