Manzo Releases 'Big Kid' featuring Harrison Nicol

Friday 28 June sees the release of ‘Big Kid’ by Kapiti artist Manzo.

Egyptian opera singer and former Arabic Mickey Mouse Ashraf Sewailam to perform free recital in Christchurch

Egyptian Bass-Baritone Ashraf Sewailam will perform a recital at the Christchurch Transitional Cathedral in Christchurch on Sunday 4 August.

So Below And Theia Announce Double Headline NZ Show

Two of pop’s most enigmatic acts are coming together to double headline a one-off show in Auckland this July.

Repulsive Woman releases debut album 'Relief'

Repulsive Woman (the solo project of Millicent Lovelock) releases her debut album 'Relief', out now all streaming services.

Julie Lamb Outfit - Winter Tour

The Julie Lamb Outfit is embarking on a 5-town tour, to crank up some love for a bunch of new songs, add some groove to the winter and raise some dosh for their 2020 studio album.

Dead Favours Unleash Debut Album 'Misbehaviour'

Distilling their special blend of heady rock and roll into 10 intoxicating tracks, Dead Favours deliver the perfect antidote to wintery days and long nights with debut album 'Misbehaviour', which releases today.

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  Devilskin
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  Coridian
• 3
  Shihad
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  Katchafire
• 5
  L.A.B.

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  Richard Grist
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  Repulsive Woman
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  Investigator
• 4
  Blackholestars
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  Dead Favours

Rei
Chief, Rangatira, Fair-skinned, Rapper… we all have our definitions of ourselves and those that are given to us. Reiʻs album A Place To Stand is a personal and universal. Itʻs beautifully produced with content that rides the line between reverse colonisation, inspiration, hip-hop, culture and a passion to make a dope album.

If Rei is an example of upcoming Kiwi artists, the future looks bright. From creating music the last 10 years to present his multi genre sound, Rei is definitely on the cutting edge, and is influenced by our global music community. Mostly by the UK House/Garage style, by Hip hop from major US rappers but, his album has the extra elements of Māori language, haka and kiwi slang, making the sum of A Place to Stand a smoothly produced audio experience. It also sounds BIG in a stadium or club setting.

Already releasing a number of tracks from this album, A Place To Stand includes beauties like Mix an electro acoustic ballad (with Rei on guitar), a lot of club bangers such as Hāti and Deep and a few not-so- cheesy love songs like Basics.
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