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"Soreh Honiara" abruptly states the very obvious, "what does tomorrow hold for Honiara?". Photo: An extract of the "Soreh Honiara" music video. |
This song may have been composed about the 2021 riots in Honiara, but the line that says "mi warim tomorrow" (I'm worried about tomorrow) is very much relevant to what may be lurking at the back of every Solomon Islander's mind as their capital city, Honiara, continues to take center stage amidst the ongoing political instability in the archipelago.
The melody of "Soreh Honiara" will probably make you stay till the end of the song.
"Soreh Honiara" is a powerful song that talks about the uncertainty surrounding the recent chaos in the island nation which saw a huge part of Honiara's shopping district razed to the ground by angry protesters.
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"Soreh Honiara " is a powerful message by 50LO. Photo: An extract of the "Soreh Honiara" music video. |
Produced by 50LO, the song is released on YouTube with a video clip that shows pictures of the infamous 2021 riot in Honiara.
While the song attempts to educate citizens about patriotism, it is equally emotional in a way as it abruptly states the very obvious, "what does tomorrow hold for Honiara?"
To an ordinary Solomon Islander, the song will find little difficulty getting the message across as it is sung entirely in the Solomon Islands Pidgin.
The melody of "Soreh Honiara" will probably make you stay till the end of the song.
That is probably not a bad thing at all as you will get the chance to acknowledge a powerful message told in a beautiful way by Muse, Joe Briz, and Baleh.
Enlighten yourself by watching the music video of "Soreh Honiara" here.
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The melody of "Soreh Honiara" will probably make you stay till the end of the song. Photo: An extract of the "Soreh Honiara" music video. |
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