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IS MITI NEW ZEALAND’S ANSWER TO THE WORLDWIDE COUNTRY MUSIC TREND THAT WE ARE EXPERIENCING?// READ FULL STORY
Sonny Miti (Singer/ Songwriter/ Producer) and sister Tiana (Singer/Guitarist/Ukulele)are collectively known as MITI.
Anna Van Riel Reemerges In NZ Music MonthAward-winning Lake Hāwea singer-songwriter Anna van Riel making a comeback to her folk, blues and jazz roots following a long sabbatical in the children's music sector.
French For Rabbits Continue Their EP Release Tour Following Release Of Mini-DocumentaryFrench for Rabbits have revealed a miniature documentary about the making of their 2023 EP 'In the End I Won’t Be Coming Home' ahead of the final two shows of their release tour with string quartet.
'Toitū' - A New Kaupapa Driven Banger From ReiAfter a packed summer festival season topped off by headlining Saturday night at WOMAD to an audience of thousands (with cheers often as loud as the stadium sound system) and in anticipation for gigs in the Northern Hemisphere in June, Rei drops 'Toi
Anna Coddington Releases Upbeat Māori Funk Single, 'Kātuarehe;, From Upcoming New AlbumOne of NZ’s most acclaimed singer songwriters, Anna Coddington (Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Te Arawa) returns with the new single, 'Kātuarehe'.
Polite Company Releases New Single 'Barefoot Billionaire' + Announces New Album 'Please Go Wild'Inspired by the rise and fall of a charismatic tech entrepreneur, former Mutton Bird and Kiwi Songwriter Polite Company (Alan Gregg) has released his deceptively sweet new single ‘Barefoot Billionaire’ - out now!
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Holy CrimeHoly Crime is a 4-piece Rock Band from Auckland New Zealand.
Former Members include Joey Fevz (now in a band called Esmonde) and Dean Church (now doing a solo project called The Dean Church Experience).
Each member of the group comes from diverse backgrounds, including Jazz, Pop Rock, Punk, Hardcore and Metalcore. These styles all fuse together to create Holy Crime's genre bending style.
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MNZ Interview: The AUX Return 009: Matt Hay
25 Apr 2024 // by Nicholas Clark
The AUX Return sat down to chat with legendary blues and country player, Matt Hay. Topics such as the 90's live music scene, harmonica microphones, if Americana (or specifically 'Kiwimericana') needs to experiment from one release to another or remain the same, and the importance of a producer on getting out of the box.
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Ha the Unclear - Album Review: A Kingdom In A Cul-De-Sac
25 Apr 2024 // by Cathy Elizabeth
If I could choose one word to sum up Ha The Unclear’s recent album release I would have to go with the word “inspiring”. And if I could throw a few more together in a kind of haphazard stream-of-consciousness way, I would add that A Kingdom In A Cul-De-Sac is oozing with creativity, quirky humour, plumbing the depths of musical understanding, and coming back up to the surface with a gift - permission to be one’s authentic self.
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MNZ Interview: The Distorted Transmission S04 / E14 - Dear Antler
24 Apr 2024 // by Will Stairmand
Wellington's Dear Antler have a chat about their debut album, which is almost here. Bit of background history, a bit of background concepts...
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24 Apr 2024 // by Michael Durand
Funk, soul and disco music seem to be so defined by their blueprints of the 1970's and 1980's that almost any serious modern attempt at them risks sounding nostalgic. As if these genres lived and died in history, and now we may only pay tribute to them – rather than contribute any further.
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