23/12/2021
Mel Parsons: Carrying On Through Dire Straits
Mel Parsons always has an interesting project on the go. Following 2018's 'Glass Heart', an album that saw her winning the ...
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Y$O: $trategic Collectivi$m
In a local hip hop and RnB scene bursting with talent, and this streaming age where music fans’ attention spans are limited, ...
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Leisure: No Need For A Sunset Clause
Starting out in 2015 as a deliberately anonymous act, drip-feeding mysterious singles to student radio, Kiwi supergroup Leisure ...
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Ka Hao: A Less Travelled Road To Success
Ka Hao is a 24-member youth choir drawn from all around the Te Tairāwhiti, Gisborne area. The group have been enjoying an ...
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John Psathas: Psathas On A Mission
Kiwi composer John Psathas shot to fame when his music was heard (and acclaimed) by billions at the opening ceremony of the ...
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Isaac Bell: Let There Be (More) Music Videos
Six60 might continue to dominate the numbers game and Lorde still horde international media attention, but if there’s one ...
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Rosegang: Don’t Judge The Book By Its Cover
Rosegang is a pull-no-punches hip hop artist from Tauranga, who also answers to 187, or Michael Walker. As a musical entity ...
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Maxine Funke: A Sound Of Quiet Shores
Maxine Funke is an enigmatic Dunedin musician, a creator of quiet, acoustic guitar-based folk songs that are closely delivered ...
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Mako Road: Imposters Made Good
From humble origins as a Canterbury University covers band, Mako Road have remarkably quickly become a force to be reckoned ...
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