Lee Martin: Might As Well Dance
With a background delivering soul-rich vocals across a spread of genres, Ōtautahi singer-songwriter Lee Martin has earned a reputation as a versatile storytelling ...MORE
Lee Martin: Might As Well Dance
With a background delivering soul-rich vocals across a spread of genres, Ōtautahi singer-songwriter Lee Martin has earned a reputation as a versatile storytelling ...MORE
25/06/2026
Sylvee: Grace Over Hurt
Performing as her solo indie project Sylvee, and previously in the duo Bank Land, Sarah Ryland has developed a reputation ...
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NewTracks New Artist: Mikaela Cougar
Prolifically releasing singles and EPs since her introductory Lucky Stars single back in 2019, Mikaela Cougar describes ...
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The Veils: Pieces That Make Up The Whole
With more than two decades of evolution behind them, and just a year on from the last album, ‘Asphodels’, The Veils return ...
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My Song: Claemus – Nemesis
Modern progressive metal act Claemus has been shaking rock foundations in and around Wellington for a decade now. There have ...
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NewTracks New Artist: Not Exact
Not Exact are a young Bay of Plenty band who find their truth in heavy pop punk. With a 2025 EP release that fully embraced ...
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Mainard Larkin: Standing For Something
Mainard Larkin, the Auckland artist previously known as rap artist Randa, has re-emerged in 2026 as a self-aware country ...
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Imperial Slave: Adding Euro Spice
How did a metal band from Te Papaioea | Palmerston North get a well-known producer from Germany to come and work on their ...
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Fresh Talent: Evie Bamford
The first day of NZ Music Month brought with it the third introductory single from Tāmaki Makaurau singer-songwriter Evie ...
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