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11/02/2019

Rhian Sheehan: Nevermind The Great Divide

Leading an eight-piece band and locally string sections recruited from each city, in October musician/composer/all-round creative genius Rhian Sheehan played album release shows in Dunedin, Nelson, Wellington and Auckland. ...

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NewTracks New Artist

23/01/2019

NewTracks New Artist: Tom Young

Aucklander Tom Young considers himself more as a songwriter or music maker than some crafty instrumentalist, but he manages to work well with the skills he does have – as showcased in his latest single Brother. December ...

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17/09/2018

The Chills: Climate Change (Part 2)

Promoting ‘Silver Bullets’, The Chills’ first full album in nearly two decades British indie label Fire Records described it as bursting with chiming Dunedin-pop anthems, the idiosyncratic underlying melancholy offset ...

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01/09/2018

Massey Implementing Māori Values

Warren Maxwell, Senior Lecturer Music and Practice at Massey University’s Bachelor Commercial Music writes about implementing kaupapa Māori into tertiary music teaching. A serendipitous thing happened to me sometime in ...

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Interviews

15/06/2018

Delaney Davidson: This World Of His

It’s emblematic of Delaney Davidson’s natural perversity that the CD version of his new album, entitled ‘Shining Day’, is presented in a matt cardboard pack of decidedly muted colours. Perhaps the message is that ...

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Road Rules

13/03/2023

Road Rules: Social Media Sucks

Social Media Sucks. It sucks your time, it sucks your energy, and it can suck all the fun out of being an independent musician if you're not careful. But social media also gives. It gives new friends, potential tour-mates, ...

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Guitar Cool

15/02/2023

Guitar Cool: Popular Learning Mistakes

Popular learning mistakes - there are a few that guitar players commonly make that can quickly become habits, but are easily fixed if you are aware of them. Entrenched bad habits can take time to get rid of, but if you stick ...

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Finding Your Voice

16/02/2022

Finding Your Voice: The Case For Creative High-performance Psychology

The case for creative high-performance psychology. In the merry Music Month of May 2021, Brave Caitlin Smith’s Imaginary Band toured Aotearoa to promote my new album 'You Have Reached Your Destination'. Arts On Tour set-up ...

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Finding Your Voice

28/07/2021

Finding Your Voice: The Whole Body

As a singer our body is our instrument. We must be entirely sovereign over how we take care of our inner landscape. If the cathedral that we are is filled with concrete, we cannot sing. Tension is that concrete. Opening and ...

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Road Rules

19/08/2020

Road Rules: Ten Ways To Become A Better Musician At Home

A complete guide for improving your ear, memory, technique, and music reading at home, right now. Use your practice time more effectively and become a better musician by trying these 10 things. 1. Practice In A Mirror For ...

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