Six60, Lorde Lead 2022 Rolling Stone New Zealand Awards Winners
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Some of the biggest names in New Zealand music have been named as winners at the inaugural Panhead Rolling Stone New Zealand Awards.
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Revealed: 2022 Rolling Stone New Zealand Awards Nominees
Posted in: Music NewsRolling Stone New Zealand has unveiled the nominees for its first annual Panhead Rolling Stone New Zealand Awards.
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Watch Lorde and Marlon Williams Perform Māori Version of ‘Solar Power’ Track
Posted in: Music NewsDuring her London show earlier this week, Lorde was joined by fellow New Zealander Marlon Williams for a duet sung entirely in Māori.
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Three [Check Notes] Versions of Lorde Hit the Beach in New Video
Posted in: Music NewsPop star returns to the ocean for “Secrets From a Girl (Who’s Seen It All)” video
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Lorde Soaks in the Scenery in ‘Leader of a New Regime’ Video
Posted in: Music NewsTrack is the fourth Solar Power clip the singer-songwriter has co-directed with Joel Kefali
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Musicians on Musicians: Lorde & David Byrne
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn fighting stage fright, staying true to your inspiration, and the mysteries of songwriting
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Watch David Byrne and ‘American Utopia’ Cast Perform ‘I Zimbra’ on ‘Colbert’
Posted in: Music NewsThe Broadway show’s cast recording was recently released
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Grammy Contenders 2022: Jack Antonoff on Lorde’s Reinvention and Recording Lana Vaping
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe songwriter-producer-frontman also discusses his latest Bleachers LP and why he’s not into “patriarchal bass” in an interview for Rolling Stone’s new Grammy Preview
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Lorde Has a Trash Beach Day — Literally — in ‘Fallen Fruit’ Video
Posted in: Music NewsThe singer also shared a letter ahead of her 25th birthday revealing that the album’s two bonus tracks “Helen of Troy” and “Hold No Grudge” will be available to stream on Friday
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Lorde Releases Surprise EP of ‘Solar Power’ Tracks Sung in Maori Language
Posted in: Music News“In making an album about where I’m from, it was important to me to be able to say: this makes us who we are down here,” singer says of Te Ao Mārama
