WAI are inspired by their ancestors and people like KUPE, a legendary figure that features prominently in the mythology and oral history of the Maori.
They create a minimalist but powerful acoustic performance.
Mina and Maaka Phat were the founders of the group and their intention is not just to give performances on Maori culture, but to communicate and connect through their symbols and spiritual depths that is universal to humankind.
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