Track by Track: Grecco Romank Break Down New Album, ‘Wet Exit’
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Grecco Romank's new album is the sound of the rave you never want to end up at but the one you inevitably find yourself magnetically drawn into
How Using an Orchestra to Play EDM Became One of New Zealand’s Most Popular Shows
Posted in: Music FeaturesSynthony has gone from attracting 2,000 people to more than 20,000 in just six years
Song You Need to Know: Zia Jade (ft. Nerve), ‘High’
Posted in: Music FeaturesZia Jade brings UK garage to Australian R&B on her new single
20 Years of ‘Innocent Eyes’: How Delta Goodrem’s Debut Album Reset the Local Pop Landscape
Posted in: Music Features'Innocent Eyes' broke records, redefined success for local female artists and spawned a legion of fans.
Get to Know: Powerful Pop Singer-Songwriter YAHYAH
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this new collaborative series between Rolling Stone AU/NZ and NZ On Air, we get to know the lives and music of some local Aotearoa artists
Drapht Brings the Good Vibes to Perth for Jim Beam Welcome Sessions
Posted in: Music FeaturesJim Beam Welcome Sessions have continued on in fine fashion, heading out west to stand in contention as one of the year's best events, this time thanks to none other than Perth hip hop icon Drapht who ensured fans were supplied with a truly unforgettable day
Song You Need to Know: RVG, ‘Squid’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe wonderfully absurd 'Squid' is the second single from the post-punk band's forthcoming album, 'Brain Worms'
Artist on Artist Interview: You Me At Six and Yours Truly
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Australian pop-punk favourites recently finished supporting You Me At Six on their massive European tour
SXSW 2023 Diary Day Five: Georgia Lines
Posted in: Music FeaturesGeorgia Lines takes us through her final day at SXSW 2023
Wafia Brings the Heat to the Gold Coast for Jim Beam Welcome Sessions
Posted in: Music FeaturesJim Beam Welcome Sessions are proving themselves to be the biggest celebration of local music going around the country right now, and next month, things are set to heat up again when the festivities move north with a special performance set from none other than Wafia.
