Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: Lost Tribe Aotearoa
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In this Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, we get to know Lost Tribe Aotearoa, an eight-member family band from Raglan that blends reggae with their native roots
PANIA Knows Her Worth: ‘I Want to Be Rated Properly’
Posted in: Music FeaturesOne of the new faces of Australian R&B tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about her old jobs, new EP, national tour, and much more
Jim Beam Welcome Sessions Land in New Zealand for the First Time With Rapper JessB
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter successful runs in Australia and the UK, Jim Beam Welcome Sessions is heading to New Zealand for the first time with Auckland rapper JessB
Chet Faker’s Sweet Surrender, or: How Nick Murphy Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Making Art Again
Posted in: Music FeaturesNick Murphy catches up with Rolling Stone as he heads home for his first run of Australian shows since 2015
The Unique Thrill of Playing Live and the Value of Musical Mentors
Posted in: Music FeaturesYARA is the winner of Wild Turkey Music 101’s mentorship program. The Melbourne-based neo-soul artist will receive professional and artistic mentorship from Killing Heidi’s Ella and Jesse Hooper.
Deep in Conversation With The Buoys
Posted in: Music FeaturesThree of The Buoys talk to Rolling Stone about the importance of representation, processing big feelings and why they’re excited to be involved with Movember.
Seedy Mos and Tour Survival With The Dune Rats
Posted in: Music FeaturesTo celebrate Movember, The Dune Rats frontman Danny Beus talks about the ‘struggle and saviour’ of writing new music
Music History Told Through Its Most Incredible Moustaches
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Freddie Mercury to King Princess and every artist in between
The Rubens’ Sam Margin on Finding the Joy in Making New Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn support of Movember, The Rubens’ Sam Margin talks about the band’s new music, the upcoming ValleyWays announcement, and how new artists can find joy in their work.
Lime Cordiale on Opening Up, Imposter Syndrome and Supporting Your Bros
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn the middle of a massive tour, Oli and Louis Leimbach talk to Rolling Stone about the importance of looking after yourself
