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25/01/2018

Charlotte Yates: Then The Stars Start Singing

From the outset, the measured vocals are upfront, clear and engaging in this latest release from Charlotte Yates. The acoustic ...

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24/01/2018

Tutors’ Tutorial: Why Ableton Doesn’t Suck!

To the people who use Ableton, you know why it doesn’t suck. In fact, the case is quite the opposite. It blows! Blows audio ...

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Lost Demos: Viva Lost Demos EP

Lost Demos have seemingly appeared from nowhere, emerging out of jam sessions centring around the songs of vocalist/guitarist ...

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23/01/2018

Ladi6: Royal Blue 3000 EP

Putting themselves on the frontline with the intimate Alpha Sessions tour, Ladi6 (Karoline Tamati), Parks (Brent Park), Brandon ...

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22/01/2018

Ria Hall: Pride Over Prejudice

Shifting from the thrust of hip hop to lush soundscapes, spoken word to soulful waiata, Ria Hall’s debut album also moves ...

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Gibbee The Visionary: Chiaroscuro

‘Chiaroscuro’ is an album that looks to broaden the definition of hip hop. Through the unlikely pairing of peaceful meditative ...

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19/01/2018

Beachware: Food For The Dancing Soul

For some local artists the musical imperative is to sound ‘international’, but for others, Auckland’s Beachware for ...

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Anthonie Tonnon: Two Free Hands EP

Anthonie Tonnon has been on a roll in 2017, opening for The Chills during their nationwide tour and performing with the Dunedin ...

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18/01/2018

Del Thomas: Changes Coming

Having delivered two earlier albums, re-located Brit artist Del Thomas is known around the Wellington scene as a blues-rock ...

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