Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: Gracie Moller
Posted in: Music Features
In this Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, we get to know Gracie Moller, a rising New Zealand artist looking to impress in 2023 and beyond
TikTok Gave MGMT a New Audience. They’re Going to Make the Most of It
Posted in: Music FeaturesAndrew VanWyngarden and Benjamin Goldwasser are 40, no longer tied to the major-label system, and making some of the best music of their careers. Inside their upcoming album, 'Loss of Life'
How Imogen Clark Went From Western Sydney Pubs to Abbey Road Studios
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe AIR-nominated singer-songwriter recruited some Gang of Youths members and Camp Cope's Georgia Maq for her latest single
Song You Need to Know: Jupita, ‘Want You Back’
Posted in: Music FeaturesLondon-based artist Jupita recently shared the sweet title track from her upcoming debut EP
Spooky Soundtrack: 5 Local Songs to Get You in the Halloween Spirit
Posted in: Music FeaturesFeaturing Vana's dark-pop, The Transits' 80s-inspired horror track, a Flying Nun classic from the archives, and more
How Amila Blends Chilean and Kiwi Roots in Her Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe 22-year-old’s debut EP, 'Life Changes', draws on Latin guitar and salsa-like rhythms as much as pop and R&B
New Music Monday: The Best New Zealand Music for October 23rd to 29th
Posted in: Music FeaturesDive into the latest Aotearoa releases from Romi Wrights, AP, Casual Healing, Half Hexagon, Muroki, Thomston, and more
The Welcome Return of Ladyhawke
Posted in: Music FeaturesShe's been through some considerable battles since her 2008 debut brought mainstream success, but Ladyhawke is excited for the future
Japanese Icons – Awich
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhen talking about Japanese icons, it's impossible to overlook the undisputed queen of Japanese hip hop and all-round Bad B*itch - Awich
‘More Innovation and Less Gatekeeping’: How Independent Music Can Survive in Australia
Posted in: Music FeaturesTwo prominent label figures discuss the past, present, and future of independent music in this country ahead of Melbourne's Independent Music Exchange
