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The Surfarians are a studio band, based in Lahaina, Hawaii. Their song list includes some 140 tracks as of September 2024.
Genre's included Cinematic, Movie Trailers, Jazz Blues, Country Blues, Rock, Classical Jungle Rock, Jazz Club, Tokyo Gold.
Eight Albums have been released, beginning with their debut: "The Surfarians", "Honky Tonk", "Blue Skies", "Tiwaka's Tiki Bar & Grill", "Drama Island", "Music to Clean House", "The Lost Jazz Files of Dr. George Lavenson", "String Theory"
Focusing on inspirational music, and blends of complimentary genres, using multiple instrument packages, the band working on music for videos and short films.