Vanuatu music is an eclectic and vibrant genre that reflects the rich cultural tapestry of the Vanuatu archipelago in the South Pacific. Characterized by a unique fusion of traditional Melanesian rhythms, folk harmonies, and contemporary influences, the music often features acoustic instruments such as the ukulele, guitar, and traditional drums. Themes often explore community life, nature, and the spirit of island living. Artists like Richard Woris and Janet Philip incorporate both indigenous languages and English, ensuring that the music resonates with the diverse audience. Celebratory and communal by nature, Vanuatu music captures the essence of tropical rhythms and heartfelt storytelling.