Nearly every day at work, I’m surrounded by my Pacific Island brothers and sisters, along with friends from many other cultures — and without fail, your music is always recognised. Your songs deeply impacted all of us, especially my Tongan, Samoan, and New Zealand brothers. They would often ask, “Bro, was that Fiji?” I’d proudly reply, “Yes.” And they’d go, “Ooh bro — play it again.” Rest in Peace, GEORGE FIJI VEIKOSO. You made us proud. You carried Fijian music to the world — and you did it wit

‼️GEORGE FIJI VEIKOSO‼️ Rest in Peace, George Fiji. I’ve always been your biggest fan. I’ve got all your songs on my playlist — and every time I play them in certain places, people instantly recognize the vibe: “Bro, are you Fijian?” That’s the impact you made. You didn’t just create music — you represented us, carried our culture, and made the world listen. Fiji will miss you deeply. You are, and always will be, a legend. 🕊️🎶🇫🇯 🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯 @highlight | Peni Wise

A Taualuga performed with love honoring the legacy of George 'Fiji' Veikoso😭🕊️ | FM96

Fiji Police Force band performs during the float procession of the 2025 Hibiscus Festival in Suva. | FijiLive

The Homecoming concert for George Fiji Veikoso at King Charles Park in Nadi tonight, September 14, 2024. 📽 SOPHIE RALULU | The Fiji Times

George Brooks Veikoso (1970 – 2025), professionally known as Fiji, was a Fijian-born, Hawaii-based singer, songwriter, and producer whose fusion of reggae, R&B, soul, and Polynesian traditions helped define the Island Reggae sound. Over three decades, he became one of the Pacific’s most influential recording artists and cultural ambassadors. Fiji died in Suva, Fiji, in 2025 at age 55.  Key facts • Full name: George Brooks Veikoso • Born: May 10, 1970 (Buretu, Tailevu, Fiji) • Died: July 23, 202

Friends, colleagues and family celebrated and sang along to the late George Fiji Veikoso's songs at the lunch following his farewell and funeral today. #Fiji | Mai TV