Dailyreggae.com interviewed Paula Fuga to discuss her incredible new album Rain On Sunday, her collaboration with Jack Johnson and Brushfire Records, and her journey as a musician representing Hawaii around the world. To celebrate, Cygnill performed a live loop instrument breakdown of If Ever by Paula Fuga, Jackson, and Ben Harper.

Dailyreggae.com interviewed Paula Fuga to discuss her incredible new album Rain On Sunday, her collaboration with Jack Johnson and Brushfire Records, and her journey as a musician representing Hawaii around the world.

Every once in a while an album comes along that instantly transports you into the artist's world, and Paula Fuga's new record "Rain On Sunday" does exactly that. For those yet unaware of Paula and her music, Fuga is a Hawaiian native from the small town Waimānalo on the island of Oahu who has become the leading female voice of the Hawaii music scene. Her debut 2006 album "Lilikoi" earned her the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award for ‘Most Promising Artist', and ever since she has been garnering a global fanbase with major tours and a wonderful EP titled "Misery's End". All of this has led up to her beautiful sophomore LP "Rain On Sunday", for which she teamed up with Jack Johnson's record label Brushfire Records.