Mel Parsons Earns Landmark Moment on Aotearoa Charts
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The Lyttelton singer-songwriter has landed her first-ever Top 40 No. 1 album in Aotearoa new Zealand
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IVY’s First Single of the Year Takes on ‘a Capitalistic System That Doesn’t Feel Fair’
Posted in: Music NewsIVY's new single arrives ahead of a trip to Australia to support Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers on tour
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Georgia Lines, Office Dog, The Black Seeds & More Feature in New Zealand Music Platform Lume’s Second Slate
Posted in: Music NewsAotearoa New Zealand music startup Lume has added more new releases to its platform
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Why Are These Legendary New Zealand Musicians Playing a Gig with Children in Hamilton?
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn August 23rd, a bunch of iconic Kiwi musicians will play with school bands in Hamilton. How did this intergenerational gig come to be?
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We’re Committing to Māori Music. Here’s Why
Posted in: Music NewsIn this election year, we're committing to covering more te reo Māori on Rolling Stone AU/NZ. Here's why.
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‘It Became Something Much More Spiritual’: How Māori Artists Navigate Between Te Reo and English
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe connected with artists from across Aotearoa to find out about their personal journeys with te reo Māori
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‘We’ve Come a Long Way — but We’re Still Not There Yet’: Māori Artists on What Needs to Change in Aotearoa Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesMāori artists are more prominent than ever at the top level of our country's music scene — but a lot of work still needs to be done
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These Māori Artists Want to Take Te Reo to the World
Posted in: Music NewsMOHI, Jordyn with a Why, and HOPE have joined forces as 4 The Masses, and they want to "take reo Māori global"
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8 Māori Artists You Need to Know
Posted in: Music ListsWe asked some incredible artists to name the Māori music they're loving right now, from obscure Bandcamp releases to national rising stars
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The Rise of Te Ao Māori in Contemporary Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Marlon Williams to TEEKS, Theia and Te Wehi, Māori artists are reshaping contemporary music by bringing te ao Māori into every genre
