Mild Orange Announces Auckland Show

New Zealand’s own Mild Orange announce their first show after the release of their sophomore album, playing in Auckland's Powerstation on September 19.

Auckland multi-instrumentalist and producer K M T P shares 'Acting Out' from 'P.S. C U Soon' out 14 August

Auckland multi-instrumentalist and producer K M T P announces his forthcoming six-track EP 'P.S. C U Soon' set for release on 14 August.

Yasamin Shares New Track 'Baghdad Boy' + Video

Yasamin unleashes her sweet-sounding but politically charged new track, 'Baghdad Boy', a love song set amongst a backdrop of war, turmoil, murder and heartbreak.

Theia releases '99% Angel' remix pack featuring electronic heavyweights

Theia’s critically acclaimed mixtape '99% Angel' has been given a makeover by some of the most exciting names in the electronic world.

Spark Sessions: Sol3 Mio Live At Spark Arena

Following on from their hugely popular streamed Spark Session during New Zealand’s COVID-19 Lockdown, Sol3 Mio will perform their only concert for 2020 at Spark Arena on Thursday 13 August.

Kita Release New Video for 'Foggy Town' ahead of NZ Tour and EP Release

Originally written about San Francisco, 'Foggy Town' is an exploration of how a space changes by the contrast of night and day.

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Hollie Smith
Hollie Smith is one of NZ's most predominant & celebrated New Zealand musicians. After working with numerous bands including TrinityRoots, Fat Freddy’s Drop and Detroit dance legend Recloose, she was approached by NZ royalty Don McGlashan to perform on a movie soundtrack single Bathe In The River that topped the NZ charts & became one of the biggest & iconic singles in NZ history.

This set the stage for her debut album Long Player which went straight to number one on the NZ charts, This multi platinum selling album had sold out national tours & saw her take away several NZ music awards which included ‘Best Producer’, ‘Best Female Solo Artist’ and ‘Breakthrough artist of the year’. Long Player also caught the attention of Bruce Lundvall, head of Blue Note records in New York, where she spent time working with Philidelphia heavyweight soul producer James Poyser. This also saw her tour Europe as part of the Blue Note Jazz Festival.

Her follow up album Humour and the Misfortune of Others also hit number one receiving rave review & again numerous award nominations & sell out tours, proving she was here to stay. During this time she also supported Bob Dylan, Coldplay and Simply Red in NZ.
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